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Re: nosema counts
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 I have a question.
 
In the spring you see a lot of faecal spotting in hive roofs.  Spots and long thin faeces from the bees.
 
Are the spots anything to do with nosema or just what the bees are feeding upon?
 
I was once told the spots are from nosema bees and the long thin ones are from healthy bees 
 
Frank Lindsay 
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