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Mon, 28 Feb 2011 21:45:32 -0800
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Re: The break in functional comb
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So, if the bees chew "communication" holes in wax foundation in the 
winter to move laterally, and Bill proposes to make holes in plastic 
comb to this end, how big and where do you think the holes should be on 
deep plastic frames?  Got my hole saws all lined up and ready to go!

Michael Jaross
Whatcom County, WA

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