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Mon, 26 Mar 2012 23:24:25 +0100
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>If you have your frames arranged the 'warm way' or use a top bar hive with 
>the entrance at the end, you'll find that bees rear their babies near the 
>entrance where fresh food is coming in and place their reserve supply 
>(honey) at the rear...

A.m.m. naturally have their brood nest off-centre towards the entrance.

Best wishes

Peter
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