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Mike

>Have you heard of honey bees trying to establish colonies in underground cavities years ago?  As far as is known, is this event something of a recent occurance?
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It depends on the available sites.  Bees in the Mojave Desert will make 
nests in ground cavities.  Of course, they don't have much choice.

Tom Elliott
Chugiak, AK

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