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Mikey N.C.
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Just a thought. With bees in cluster during cold , can ants move in and go above cluster and eat honey-sugar boards?
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If it's cold enough for the bees to cluster ants aren't usually moving much either. MICE on the other hand... they will take full advantage of the situation if possible.
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Our temperature has been swinging . And seen ant's, so was wondering if it could happen?
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January 27, 2019, 05:57:12 pm »
I have problems with several varieties of ants here.. it seems Lazy observation is about the same as my own.
Ants are the primary reason I avoid candy boards...
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Any ants I see are on top of the inner cover and a lite sprinkling of ground cinnamon on the inner cover gets rid of them. Not sure why but it works for us. Ted
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