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Re: Honey bee/keeping enigmas, unresolved matters, questions
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Three are at high
elevation, one in an isolated, but irrigated desert valley. There are zero
honey bees on flowers before we move our hives in, indicating an absence of
honey bees within flight range.

Given the huge number of Colonies in the general area,  why do you think these areas are still bee free?

Charles

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