Sometimes you see things that defy description--
http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/tus/556386972.html
Like that.
http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/tus/556386972.html
Like that.
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Want some bees?
- Thread starter UDV
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That one had me laughing out loud. I have a spastic dog, too, so I can understand that. I think I'd rather have this problem than the one I do: My neighborhood is pretty much over-run by hornets, *grrrr* so there aren't many in the way of bees. Makes gardening kinda difficult.
Not being familiar with the insects of North America, I have to guess that hornets are bigger than bee's (the few we see here in the UK are).butterlily5 said:
So from what I recall of my fathers bee keeping, he used some sort of system on the hives to keep most of the wasps out (not 100% guaranteed - but reasonably successful) so couldn't you do the same to keep hornets out of a hive ??
regards
fatbloke
I have not been able to learn the difference between wasps, hornets, yellowjackets, etc. (the only difference I see is a slight difference in color). They are all hostile and destructive as far as I'm concerned. All I know is, I don't see bees here. :sad10:
