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I once found a hive with a queen and just 4 workers.  This must have been in
early September 1995 or thereabouts.  The problem was varroa collapse.  The
colapse must have been very sudden because although there were plenty of
wasps around and other hives as well there was no sign of robbing having
started.

Chris

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