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Re: stationary management and over winter mortality
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Brian Ames wrote:
> I think discussions of suspected CCD incidents need to be carefully worded as we have seen the proof is in the symptoms, and dead or depopulated hives are not in 
> itself proof. 

I'd be grateful if someone could precisely state how to determine whether a hive with few or no bees at the end of winter (in NH, MN, or Vancouver Island) is CCD or not.

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