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Bees
Ivan McDonagh writes:
Having far, far too many of the horrible european honey bees in my garden at the moment is a bit of a concern though - I understand these loathsome creatures are quite willing and able to destroy the native queen and take over the hive. Unfortunately I can't recall exactly where I got this information so its veracity is open to challenge. I doubt it. The blue arsed bee (don't know it's proper name) nests in our brick wall. European honey bees use things like tree hollows (and compete for space and food with possums). Strangely, there is a push among some horticulturists for the introduction of the European bumblebee even though the native blue arsed bee is a much more effective pollinator. -- Take my first and surname to email me and replace the abuse. |
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