Shoot them while I can
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maxlieberman
Loc: 19027
Jack, the flower photographs are beautiful. Unfortunately, honey bees are endangered, and if they become extinct we will all be in trouble as they
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docshark wrote:
Yes, too soon gone! Nice set Jack! Fine work my friend!
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Thanks Doc
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black mamba wrote:
Nice work, Jack. That plant in #2 is very interesting.
Thanks Tom, it's a medium sized tree that around here is called Bottle Brush. I think it's a member of the eucalyptus family.
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maxlieberman wrote:
Jack, the flower photographs are beautiful. Unfortunately, honey bees are endangered, and if they become extinct we will all be in trouble as they
Thanks for looking Max. From what I read its a fungus that is primarily effecting primarily European Honey Bees. Most native bees have developed an immunity of sorts.
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maxlieberman
Loc: 19027
Curmudgeon wrote:
Thanks for looking Max. From what I read its a fungus that is primarily effecting primarily European Honey Bees. Most native bees have developed an immunity of sorts.
I'm glad to hear that, jack. Perhaps the answer would be the same as when the fungus threatened the California grapes. In that case, we imported Vines from france. Maybe we should be exporting bees to Europe.
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