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MuseRider

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9. Thank you mtnester!

Reply to mtnester (Reply #8)

Tue May 1, 2012, 11:54 AM

May 2012

All these answers have been great. I was hoping for someone who raised bees who could tell me maybe some reason in specific why I am seeing them now.

Walked through there yesterday and it was very active. I sure wish I knew where they were going so I could watch, from afar, what they are doing.

Do you know if they will move if I walk through there often? It is right by our boat dock so I go out every day to feed the fish and take a quick paddle around the pond. I try not to disturb them. There are not a lot of places where there isn't vegetation all the way down to the water so this is ideal for them and I don't want them to move just because I am walking by there. Just wondering.

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Honeybees? [View all] MuseRider Apr 2012 OP

Yes, those are honeybees. Denninmi Apr 2012 #1

Thanks, this is good to know. MuseRider Apr 2012 #3

They certainly look just like honeybees. Curmudgeoness Apr 2012 #2

Post #1 is what I thought they were doing. MuseRider Apr 2012 #4

Those look like honeybees to me. My daughter had an interesting experience a couple of Arkansas Granny Apr 2012 #5

What a great story! beac Apr 2012 #6

That is a wonderful story! MuseRider Apr 2012 #7

Honeybees are agressively making wax right now, and that requires a ton of water mtnester Apr 2012 #8

Thank you mtnester! MuseRider May 2012 #9

They should be "inside" something...the best time to maybe find where they are is around 4:00 mtnester May 2012 #10

Honeybees Thomus12 May 2012 #11

Well I am not allergic so how are they dangerous? MuseRider May 2012 #12

Only dangerous if you're allergic n/t tru May 2012 #13

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