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> it is not difficult for me to think that neonics may just well be the
> feather that breaks the camels back.
>

It is difficult for me since they are not found in most colonies, while a
host of pesticides which are known to cause bee problems are, and at high
levels. They are the most likely culprits.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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