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Re: Americal Foulbrood Spreading
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Wed, 8 Sep 2004 17:58:08 EDT
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Bees will fly a long way for a free meal, particularly in times of local
dearth.  Prof Ratneiks at Sheffield University reports that his bees at Sheffield
regularly gather heather honey from the moors about 8 miles away.  This has
been confirmed by marking bees.

Chris

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