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Yes, bees can remain in tree hives or nests in the fall. Autumn is the season during which there still are tasks to be completed inside with the colony or outside for the colony. It also may be a migrant season if the hive or nest connects with a professional beekeeper whose colony is transported to various locations for renters in need of a beneficial pollinator's services for crops, edibles, or ornamentals.

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