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Queen Bees
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Aaron Morris <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 14 Apr 1998 11:25:28 EDT
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Jeff wrote:
 
> So there I was, checking to see that my queens had been
> accepted/released from their queen cages ... and away she flew.
> Aghhhh....
 
There is a very good article in this months "Bee Culture" concerning
just this issue, even exactly what happened and what to do when "away
she flew".  Too late for this case, but good reading for the next time.
 
> I am going to try a different breeder ... I only want Italians ...
> All suggestions, experiences and or comments are welcome.
 
Many recommendations in the past few days, you can't beat Fred Rossman
Rossman Apiaries (1-800-333-7677).  Tell Fred you read it on BEE-L!
 
Aaron Morris - I think, therefore I bee!

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