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Re: Wood for bee boxes
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Michael Housel <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 17 Dec 2003 20:41:21 EST
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       I like the pine boxes as well and agree with everything that has been
said.  The only thing I have question with is I have never found a wild bee
hive in a pine tree.  They are always in Laruel Oak.  Swarms are in other trees
but never stay over a day or two.  You think that over the years we have been
putting them in Pine Boxes they would prefer Pine.
       Has anyone ever used Oak for the brood boxes?
       Michael Housel             Orlandobee

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