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To: MikelTackNailer

Nobody was in any danger. A bee swam looking for a new place to hive, with no honey to protect, won’t sting people.

See bee bearding contests.


8 posted on 05/02/2024 3:22:19 AM PDT by C210N (Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur.)
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To: C210N

They will sting if you are rough with them.
Ask me how I know.


10 posted on 05/02/2024 3:25:25 AM PDT by GranTorino (Bloody Lips Save Ships.)
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To: C210N
This is true. Every few years or so this happens in my backyard ... on a much, much larger scale. We just leave them alone and in a day or two they move on.

Understand that I'm not saying you can hold a baseball game around them, and that it wasn't absolutely necessary to remove/relocate them -- it was -- I'm just pointing out that a honeybee swarm is in no way comparable to a swarm of, say, wasps or hornets which is a true danger. I'm just pointing out the distinction that I didn't see covered in the article (maybe I missed it as I'm still on my first cup out here this early morning).

30 posted on 05/02/2024 6:52:22 AM PDT by glennaro (2024: The Year of The Reckoning, lest our Republic succumb to the "progressive" disease of the Left)
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