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Michael Palmer <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 21 Mar 1998 07:04:30 -0500
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El Nino has given you more than rain and pounding surf. The bees are
strong here in northern Vermont too. Not much flight yet. Not even a
real good cleansing flight. Overall the clusters are large. Best I've
seen since - the last El Nino. No oil put on the bees here! If we have a
good spring, we'll have pleanty of swarming too. Looks like it might be
a good year for making nucs.Should have our first pollen in about two
weeks. Apple bloom in six to seven weeks.
 
Paul Cronshaw, D.C. wrote:
 
> Has anyone noticed an increase in swarming in their area this year?
>
> I am getting swamped with swarm calls in Santa Barbara.....
>
> Perhaps the bees have figured out how to contol the mite infestation
> themselves.
>
> Paul Cronshaw, D.C.
> Cyberchiro/High School Teacher and Hobbyist Beekeeper
> Santa Barbara, CA  USA

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