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> Anyone have any other thoughts?  Experiences with OB hives in the
> educational setting??
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> thanks,
>
> Keith


Keith,
    It's been my experience watching people watch the bees in observation
hives that one of the most thrilling parts for the spectators is looking,
then finding and watching the queen.  One of the spectators would exclaim,
"There she is!" and the rest would congregate around to see and watch.  For
what it is worth.

Mike in south Alabama

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