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Re: Large Observation Hives (was Cordovan Italians)
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So far the best large observation hive I have seen was at the Science Museum
in Ft Lauderdale. It was in the form of a large tree and you went inside and
it was lined with frames of bees maybe 2 dozen combs.

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