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Paul:
        The Smithsonian in DC has a hive at least three stories high.  This
makes sense;  Bees have been building hives is high places (trees) for millions
of years <grin>.  Good place to live as not many critters around at that
altitude to bother them.
 
jeff young
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Subject:      High hives
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Hello again,
 
Does anyone know how high up one can put hives?  Right now, we have a
healthy observation hive about 20ft. up, but I'm wondering how bees will do
if I put a hive >5 stories up.  How will they do from the top of
the John Hancock (Chicago) building?!!!
 
Paul
 
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