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Re: Queenless Behavior
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Tue, 5 Jun 2001 20:02:00 EDT
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Hi Dan,
I am glad you found some brood.

About this time every year, I am plagued with people reporting exactly what
you said in your original message, they spend $10 bucks for a new queen,
install her, and she is killed.

I wrote about this in the June PINK PAGES which should be published today or
tomorrow on either:
www.cybertours.com/~midnitebee/                            or
www.beekeeper.org/george_imirie/index.html

I hate getting new queens killed, since sometimes I use very special
EXPENSIVE queens

I hope you have a fine season!

BTW, Thanks for spelling my name right.  It is Scottish and sure gets
misspelled.

George Imirie

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