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I too would like to build an observation bee hive with a "natural"
appearance, and would very much appreciate seeing any designs and plans
that may be available.
Thank uou,
Arbor Buchanan
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On Thu, 14 Aug 1997, Andrea Seymore (SAR) wrote:
> The observation bee hive at the Gulf Coast World of Science in Sarasota
> needs to be rebuilt. We would like to build a hive with a more "natural"
> appearance. We want something simple and cheap, but interesting. Does
> anyone have any exhibit designs they might be able to send? If we can't
> use them as they are, we can still modify them. I am aware of observation
> hives in hollowed logs, but I wanted to check for any designs I might
> not have heard or thought of...couldn't hurt.
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> I am a former subscriber of BEE-L but my email account was overrun by
> messages by the listserve and I got many nasty messages from my superuser.
> As such, I would appreciate any replies to my request be sent to my
> address:
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> [log in to unmask]
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> Thanks,
> Andrea Seymore
> New College, USF
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