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Re: Tips 4 Beeginners
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SHolisky <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 20 Mar 1997 23:06:32 -0400
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Thanks John,
 
As I rapped on the side of the hive a "pink nose" stuck out
between frames! The second smack brought the whole mole.I
stood there thinking that there is less than 3/8 of an inch at
any one spot, and I just saw this guy climb out!
 
The hive didn't make it. No comb dammage.
 
Regards- Scott
 
Vadnais Heights, MN USA ( E.Central Minnesota, 50 degs today!)
>
> J.I. wrote
 
> northernmost states there exist a small fellow by the name of:
> PIGMY SHREW or in latin  Musarigne Pygmee which happens to be the
> smallest mammal in the new world. This animal will go through a
> regular entrance reducer and will cause that colony to die.

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