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Thu, 14 Aug 1997 23:23:15 +1200
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Re: Geez.... what was that?
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> You have varroa mites.
 
Not that I doubt the diagnosis, but red spider mites also run around
in the hives sometimes.  I'd have someone who knows take a look at
the critters.  Don't send them to me!
 
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