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> This is a very controversial subject.  Scientists have shown
> that wild bees
> build comb parallel to the magnetic resonance of the earth; and that a
> beekeeper can
> badly alter the von Frisch waggle dance of direction to a
> nectar source
> simply by
> placing a magnet on one side of a hive.

Radiant energy falls off very fast as distance increases. One way to see how
much magnetic energy is getting to your hives is to see if a simple compass
is deflected by the power lines. This is not a perfect metric but may give
you some indication.

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