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Burr Comb gone wild
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Whenever I see large amounts of burr comb in my hives due to my faulty
beekeeping practices (like missing frames) it seems to build up at an
incredible speed compared to the drawing of foundation. Is this my neurotic
imagination or has anyone else noticed this?

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