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> 2.  Has anyone ever observed a cluster move sideways during the winter?

I have observed clustering sites migrate sideways over the course of the
winter in a long hive to get to fresh honey stores (no heat from
neighbors). However the winter temps here are such that the cluster beaks
at least once a week and reforms in a new position.  I do not know if they
could do this absent a break in the cold.

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