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Mon, 17 Sep 2012 15:07:23 -0400
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Thanks again for Gavin posting pictures! I believe the inspectors in the
U.K. got it right. 

 

I saw something similar recently and, duty bound as I couldn't be certain that it was NOT EFB, called in the Bee Inspector who confirmed that the problem was mite load. I wonder why that hive got it and not others around which had received similar anti varroa treatment.

Chris

 

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