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Re: Polydomy enhances foraging performance
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It's surprising because there is no evidence of two honey bee colonies ever coöperating, that I know of. 



Ahh,,,  I see your thought... 

I look at it differently,  drifters loaded with cargo are readily accepted,  and I would suspect that dances  and following are fairly normal cross talk between hives.


Charles

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