My documenting of mite drops continues.  For how much longer, I don't know 
because they keep dropping.  The pale mites are diminishing in proportion 
and the total numbers are trailing off, but there are still higher than I expected 
by now, but what do I know?  It takes a half-hour a day just to do the drop
boards and count.  The thinking and researching adds to that.  Just watching 
these six hives and reporting takes an hour or more a day.  Usually more, 
sometimes much more.

Today I plotted each of the six hives separately, seeing as I am now on 
Day 16 and have enough data to make it interesting.  Each is quite different 
from the others, and from the composite chart.

Drop by and comment, either here or on the forum there, if you have the 
time.  

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