Ari
the "but disappears later." that you observe, is within the flow or after
the flow?
Isn-t it the other way around. EFB disappear with a strong flow?
>>
>
> I would say that EFB comes up when a strong flow starts, but disappears
> later. Propable cause is that too many feeder bees start to collect nectar
> and larvae are neglected for a while resulting to symptoms that the
> beekeepers can see. Of course the EFB was already there before.
>
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