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04-11-2009, 01:17 AM
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| | | Re: Short-winged cranefly - flightless surely? Beekeeper - Thanks for your suggestion and info about the varroa bug - something for me to Google on.
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| | | Re: Short-winged cranefly - flightless surely? You are welcome Bruce, Bees damaged by the Varroa bug can have wings which are rolled up in the shape of a tube, just stumps or wings similar to the species in the photograph, it depends on how much damage they have suffered whilst still a larve.
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