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Re: Feral Colonies
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Mon, 16 Jul 2001 20:32:51 EDT
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Jerry,
As you know, I have been keeping bees in Maryland for 69 years.  Before
mites, we used to have numerous feral colonies, but I have not seen more than
2-3 surviving feral colonies since the mites arrived a decade ago.  Show me
some, and I'll go get them!

George Imirie

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