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At 12:21 PM -0300 9/2/14, Ian McKay wrote:
>We keep a few hives here in Scots Bay. Over the past week or so the
>bees have been returning with a very WHITE POLLEN. They are covered
>in it with a pronounced streak down their backs. This leads me to
>think that they are crawling into a tubular blossom of some sort. I
>haven???t been able to track it down in my wanderings and it may be
>a woodland flower as some are heading back into the woods. Any ideas
>as to what it could be, blooming Late August/Early Sept?
Jewelweed, aka Spotted Touch-Me-Not (Impatiens capensis)?
Phil
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