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>One of these properties is being able to live in concentrations not
experianced in the wild.

Thanks Geoff!  I bring this point up when conversing with those promoting
"natural beekeeping."
As soon as one places several colonies in one location, there is no longer
anything "natural" about the situation.

Randy Oliver

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