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Re: Honeybees in house
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Wed, 22 May 91 11:10:09 EDT
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|Date: 5-22-91  11:04am
|From: MDO:NEI31:NIH
|  To: ¤BEE-L@ALBNYVM1‡:BITNET
|Subj: Re: Honeybees in house
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A neighbor of mine in Maryland asked me for assistance in removing a
colony of honeybees from her the walls of her house (since I keep a few
hives down the road she thought I might be able to help).  They enter
through a hole in the outer wall at the second story level and have set
up shop in the wall.  Evidently a swarm moved in about 6 weeks ago.
What are the options other than chemicals, and if chemicals must be
used, what are the preferred ones and how should they be applied.
Thanks.
                    Mike Oberdorfer
                    ¤mdo@nihnei31‡:bitnet

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