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["Robert C. Mullins" <mullins@gaelicmysts.com>]

I havn't really seen any honey bees.  Lot's of solitary's though.



> For those of you in the areas hit hard last year during the Easter freeze,
> that were then hit with the severe drought, are you seeing any honey bees
> this spring? In years past, my fruit trees are buzzing with thousands of
> them, but this spring, I have not seen a single one. In fact, I have not
> seen much in the way of any pollinating insects, except carpenter bees,
> which don't pollinate well due to their habit of cheating by cutting holes
> in the base of flowers. I guess the lack of flowers last year caused the
> populations to crash.
>
> Hal
> near Nashville, TN
>
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Robert C. Mullins M.S. IT
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