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10-05-2013, 05:57 PM
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Bee deterrent?
Spider wrote:
Nick's dad keeps being stung by Nick's bees, when they don't have a problem with anyone else. Puzzling, isn't it? Presumably the bees feel threatened by these people, but it's hard to know how. It's not as if they're biting insects like mosquitoes, tucking into someone unusually tasty. In the case of 'my' gent, it's unlikely to be a defensive sting so, presumably, it's purely offensive (seemingly without provocation) ... but for what reason?? Does Nick's dad annoy them in some way? Nick is of the opinion that his dad flaps his arms about at them. |
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