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Sacha wrote:
Sugar-water would probably work just as well.

No, it does not. If you want to get a almost dying bumble be to
up give her honey to lick.

Better to let one bee die, than risk it catching a bee disease from the
honey and infecting/killing a whole colony.

Janet

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