Bee colony definition

Bee colony means a natural group of honey bees containing
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Bee colony means a natural group of honey bees containing seven thousand or more workers and one or more queens, housed in a man-made hive with movable frames, and operated as a beekeeping unit.
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Bee colony means one honeybee family, consisting of thousands of individual bees living together as one social unit;
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