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Could these colonies that build in the open be a genetic variation which
prefer  outdoor nests, but because of the harsh environment not succeed and
not pass this tendency on to future generations?  Just a thought.

Steve


> two years ago we found an exposed honeybee nest in one of our beeyards
which

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