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> I searched the BEE-L archives and could not find an answer to this moving
> winter question.

It is there.  The topic has come up several times.  One discussion contained 
reports that bees remember the former location very long times, and go to 
look at it, circling, but return to the new stand and don't pile up at the 
old spot except in cases where the beekeeper is particularly inept.

allen 

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