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Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:59:11 +0100
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Re: shrews are a real issue
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I think it may be shrewmouse.
It eats bees and can enter the hive through even smaller openings than
mouse.
I've just uploaded on my website the picture of shrewmouse skeleton that
I've received from my friend long ago: http://www.pcela.rs/shrewmouse.htm
I can't be sure that he properly identified the skeleton but as I can see,
he did. I've seen shrewmouse few times in the hive, just skeleton and even
alive one, but wasn't able to take picture.
Predrag

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