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In a message dated 3/9/00 11:03:52 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Are they gone?  Are they going?  Are they just hiding

Most of the feral bees are colonies from the swarms you missed last year and
the year before. They seem to hang in there for 2 years or so and then the
varroa takes em out.

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