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Sun, 20 Jul 1997 20:25:57 -0600
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Lost Queen
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Lawrence Cooke <[log in to unmask]>
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Thursday evening I found one of my Queens outside the hive. She was
missing a wing
and walking funny. I put her in a jar for study later..I looked in the
hive and found an
freshly opened Queen cell. So I closed it up..Today I took out  frames
to look of eggs
and found no eggs AND no brood from old Queen.This is one of my 3 pound
that I started two months ago.It had brood!! What to do?
I am concerned that I might have a laying worker soon.
Lawrence Cooke: Dolores Colorado..

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