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Sat, 14 Mar 2015 05:56:23 -0500
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Re: counting varroa
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The most common symptom of death by varroa is the white  feces in the cells
around the dead bees. Look close as it looks a lot like suger stuck to the
cells get the glasses on!

Charles


Is there any valid means of counting varroa on the bees in a colony that did
over the winter?  Could this be used to give an indication of death by
varroa?

Larry Krengel
Marengo, IL

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