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Re: Save Our Drones
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> Is there any way to keep a group of drones alive over the winter ?
 
Just today one beekeeper told me that he observed perhaps 100 drones
in a queenless family. He said that there was no brood in the comb,
so these drones most likely survive the winter.
 
 
   Janko
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