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OK, this may be a long shot but here it goes.
Is it my imagination or is the AHB immune to many of the pests EHBs face. To put it in other terms, why are they not flopping like all our bees? Are they just as disease prone as EHBs?
The reason I am making this assumption is that if they were prone to many of the same problems as EHBs, then how could they spread like they did without getting wiped out?
I realize this is a odd question but I look forward to the responses:waiting:
opcorn:
Kingfisher
Is it my imagination or is the AHB immune to many of the pests EHBs face. To put it in other terms, why are they not flopping like all our bees? Are they just as disease prone as EHBs?
The reason I am making this assumption is that if they were prone to many of the same problems as EHBs, then how could they spread like they did without getting wiped out?
I realize this is a odd question but I look forward to the responses:waiting:
Kingfisher