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Mon, 27 Oct 1997 01:17:54 -0500
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Re: Black Bees?
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Hi Greg.
Sounds like the classic description of laying workers.
I would look for a balmy day (soon!!!) and check for the queen.  One sign of
laying workers is the presence of several eggs per cell or even eggs that have
been laid on the sides of the cells.
Good luck.
Dr. Rodriguez

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