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Round holes on brood boxes
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Mr Dick I see a nice picture on your "A Beekeeper's Diary".  
It is a beautiful winter picture of hives consisting of mostly 3 and 4 
brood supers with open wholes in them.  Are those holes for ventilation?
Do you always keep them open?  Do you ever close them?  
Thank you for your time. Pcelar, Western New York.

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