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Re: Passing it along -with some thoughts
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Peter Borst <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Body color is a very unreliable characteristic for identification of AHB. 
I have heard somebody make the suggestion that cordovan colored bees are a very good indicator signaling the influx of AHB into the colony.  If all the workers are cordovan colored and then you suddenly get darker colored worker bees alighting onto the landing board, it's a pretty strong signal that something is amiss.

Mike  Located in lower Alabama


		
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