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Re: Russian Queen Acceptance
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Call them Russian if you want; but they are just a stock of Carniolans.

As is often the case, the breeder is trying to introduce a new queen into a
colony containing forager age bees which makes introduction more difficult.
You can introduce ANY QUEEN into a nuc colony of nurse bees that has few or
no forager age bees.

I hope I have helped.

George Imirie

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