Strong Circular Winter Clusters

20 Feb 2022 · 0 min
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In this brief segment, Laurence Edwards examines the bees inside a long hive during winter, highlighting the remarkably circular and well‑formed clusters he observes. He emphasizes that the clusters exhibit an ideal shape and size, which he considers the perfect condition to transition into spring, reflecting a healthy and well‑managed colony.

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