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Title: Musings About a Double Colony Hive
Post by: Tomas on February 27, 2016, 09:32:19 pm

Seeing anomalies and other oddities is common enough with beekeeping in Honduras, because of both the Africanized bees present here and also the population of different native stingless bees. One these experiences for me involved a hive with two colonies.

When you read about bees you often come across information and references to double colony hives. Normally this is where the beekeeper will set up two distinct hives side by side, both with their own queen but who share a common stack of supers. Mine was a bit different?being that it formed naturally and with two distinct types of bees.

?Musings About a Double Colony Hive?
http://musingsonbeekeeping.blogspot.com/2016/02/musings-about-double-colony-hive.html

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Title: Re: Musings About a Double Colony Hive
Post by: Tomas on March 21, 2016, 10:11:26 am

Para los apicultores y miembros de este foro quien habla espa?ol, ya tengo este en mi otro blog, ?Reflexiones Sobre Apicultura.?

For the Spanish speaking beekeepers and members here on this forum, I now have this post on my companion blog, ?Reflexiones Sobre Apicultura.?

?Reflexiones Acerca de Una Colmena Doble?
http://reflexionessobreapicultura.blogspot.com/2016/03/reflexiones-acerca-de-una-colmena-doble.html