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I'm not experiencing that "the hive will be deconstructed and returned to a stockpile". Being unfamiliar with wikis and new-ish to DF, I'm reluctant to simply change the article. Can anyone confirm that hives stay constructed and merely need to be recolonized? [[User:QuantumTroll|QuantumTroll]] 12:16, 14 March 2011 (UTC) | I'm not experiencing that "the hive will be deconstructed and returned to a stockpile". Being unfamiliar with wikis and new-ish to DF, I'm reluctant to simply change the article. Can anyone confirm that hives stay constructed and merely need to be recolonized? [[User:QuantumTroll|QuantumTroll]] 12:16, 14 March 2011 (UTC) | ||
:My bees stay alive inside their hives and nothing is destroyed when the honey is harvested. The only change is that it is not ready to be split anymore --[[User:Katie|Katie]] 01:10, 30 March 2011 (UTC) | :My bees stay alive inside their hives and nothing is destroyed when the honey is harvested. The only change is that it is not ready to be split anymore --[[User:Katie|Katie]] 01:10, 30 March 2011 (UTC) | ||
| − | ::I've kept a close eye on the hives that are being collected from, and it does indeed kill all the bees in it, sometimes leaving behind honey bee remains at the site. Since hives are automatically refilled when they can be, though, it did in fact seem like they were staying populated even after collection. | + | ::I've kept a close eye on the hives that are being collected from, and it does indeed kill all the bees in it, sometimes leaving behind honey bee remains at the site. Since hives are automatically refilled when they can be, though, it did in fact seem like they were staying populated even after collection. |
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