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  • From: oowonbs@netscape.net
  • To: nafex@lists.ibiblio.org
  • Subject: Re: [NAFEX] nafex Bees?
  • Date: Sat, 19 May 2007 20:50:03 -0400

From: "Toni Pralle" <toni.pralle@gmail.com>
I mentioned to a net friend that I still haven't seen any bees here.
She
sent an article by a person in a different group she belongs to. I've asked
Vickie's permission to post it here and invited her to join.
Vicky wrote: ...snip...

I seem to have prodded that interesting post/repost on another list.

I have been investigating the possibility/potential for {deleted}
making a small hive system, suitable for those on 50x100's, for a few years.
I may finally have found the right cohort.

The long and short of it is that cell phones as a casue seeems unlikely
to any scientific eye, and I cannot conceive that it lasted long enough
to become printed anywhere but the National Enquirer.

Non intermixing of breeds might be an issue. But sudden lose
all over the US makes that seem unlilkely as well, as far as a main culprit.

However, my thrust is to place an innocuous, subtle, small hive on 50x100s
I want to recreate pollination after seeing a couple dozen bees 20 years
ago and *almost* none now, subburbally. Like ants 6 ft tall, elephants
the size of chiquaquas (sp?) it is not without some difficulty. I believe we have
mastered those. This won't help farmers a lot, but may help in general,
for in-town pollinations, and general bio-diversity. I won't post the
whole thing here.

Grow ON!
BillSF9c
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