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Re: Queenless Behavior
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Wed, 30 May 2001 18:24:48 EDT
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Dan,
Are you SURE that there is no virgin queen in the swarm?  In this crazy
weather,
sometimes virgins don't mate and lay for a period as long as 3 weeks.  You
wrote after hiving them "about a week".  Why not look for eggs next week?

George Imirie

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