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Chuck Norton <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 13 Feb 2004 14:20:11 -0500
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Bob Exclaimed:  "I would be willing to bet serious money that we could go
through a hundred of my hives and not find two queens together this time
of year!"

FWIW, the TIMES of the year when I do see this fairly rare phenomenon of
two queens “side by side” in the Piedmont of North Carolina and on the
south side of Virginia are mid-May through mid-June or Mid- September
through October.  I do not believe that I have seen this during either mid-
Summer or prior to the spring honey flow.

Chuck Norton
Norton's Nut & Honey Farm
Reidsville, NC 27320

PS. In reference to the 2003 HONEY CROP officially due out at the end of
this month here is the my report for Jody Roberts:
"Oh, we ain’t got a barrel of honey, maybe we’re ragged and funny, but
we’re moving along, singing a song, “side by side”"; everyone is welcome
to join in.  -Chuck

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