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As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and make my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be well-suited for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for honey bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? Beekeepers? Apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?

As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and make my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be well-suited for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? Beekeepers? Apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?

As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and make my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be well-suited for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for honey bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? Beekeepers? Apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?

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As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and makesmake my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be goodwell-suited for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? beekeepers? apiologistsBeekeepers? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"Apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?

preferred criteria for new bee colony location

As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and makes my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be good for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? beekeepers? apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?

Preferred criteria for new bee colony location

As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and make my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be well-suited for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? Beekeepers? Apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?

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preferred criteria for new bee colony location

As a human I want a house with a roof, indoor plumbing, bug free, and makes my wife happy. I don't want to drive too far to work, and it has to be good for offspring.

What are the criteria that define a "good spot" for a new location for bees. I'm sure it involves water, shade, access to nectar, and defensibility, but I don't know any of the details.

Has anyone ever made measures of this? beekeepers? apiologists? What are the things bees think are important, and what values of those do they think are "best"?