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Re: Cameras for apiaries.
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I was just at Cabela's in Nebraska and they have the deer monitoring cameras that work just as you describe.  Motion triggered and come with flash.  They have regular 35mm film and digital models.  Check out the Cabela's web site or catalogues.  I looked at them Friday and am planning on putting them in my yards as well.

Dr. Joe Carson
Alaska Heavenly Honey
Alaska

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