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Re: - Marking Queens
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> I've noticed in some experiments queens are marked with numbered tabs on 
> the thorax. Are these tabs generally available and are they expensive.
> Are these numbered tabs attached by glue?

> Hi Mike

 Yes to all your questions.  Thorne sell them here.

 We (not me!) tried them at the association apiary and the queens were
 quickly replaced!  Guess there is an art to it.

 Best wishes

 Peter

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