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Hello Scott,
Bees do NOT like pure water!  They much prefer "dirty" water, particularly
the water
found in the hoof prints of cattle or horses in a barnyard.  Don't gag - bees
have been
using this water for millenniums, but their honey is still PURE!  Bees want
the minerals found in "dirty" water.  I have always kept a salt block in my
apiary and the bees really work on that every time there is the slightest bit
of rain, dew, or fog on it.
I kept horses for many years, and I noted the bees were always in the water
of horses
foot prints and working on the 20 pound salt blocks I had for the horses.

BEES LIKE DIRTY WATER.

Hope I have helped.

George Imirie
Certified EAS Master Beekeeper

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