From: allen <[log in to unmask]>

>I had somehow thought that bee feces were solid based on the little grey things found along with wax scales in the bottom of the cage package bees are shipped in.  

allen, when i've observed bees defecating in a closed observation hive (i've seen this rarely), it was yellow, and immediately eaten by another bee (within seconds).

deknow

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