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On 4/12/2020 12:53 PM, Larry Bogan wrote:
> There are only a few honey bees today in the crocus and heath but it is windy today. Last week when the weather was as warm and there was little wind, the honey bees covered the blossoms
* are there wild Honey Bees in Nova Scotia these days, or are there just
domesticated ones from hives protected from the Tracheal Mites? In
eastern Ontario we seem to have only the domesticated ones.
fred.
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