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April 25, 2011 at 4:59 PM #690228April 25, 2011 at 5:14 PM #689059
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ParticipantThe coast is clear. Few bees buzzing around. He said they will dissipate in a few days. If not, he will come back free of charge. And I did get a jar of honey. But I think if this happens again they are getting sprayed with water or maybe smoke them away.
April 25, 2011 at 5:14 PM #689122ParticipantThe coast is clear. Few bees buzzing around. He said they will dissipate in a few days. If not, he will come back free of charge. And I did get a jar of honey. But I think if this happens again they are getting sprayed with water or maybe smoke them away.
April 25, 2011 at 5:14 PM #689739ParticipantThe coast is clear. Few bees buzzing around. He said they will dissipate in a few days. If not, he will come back free of charge. And I did get a jar of honey. But I think if this happens again they are getting sprayed with water or maybe smoke them away.
April 25, 2011 at 5:14 PM #689882ParticipantThe coast is clear. Few bees buzzing around. He said they will dissipate in a few days. If not, he will come back free of charge. And I did get a jar of honey. But I think if this happens again they are getting sprayed with water or maybe smoke them away.
April 25, 2011 at 5:14 PM #690233ParticipantThe coast is clear. Few bees buzzing around. He said they will dissipate in a few days. If not, he will come back free of charge. And I did get a jar of honey. But I think if this happens again they are getting sprayed with water or maybe smoke them away.
April 25, 2011 at 6:50 PM #689074zk
ParticipantHow do you know they’re not africanized (killer) bees? Most bees in SD county now are africanized, and I believe it takes an expert to tell the difference. Be careful not to anger them or you may get swarmed.
April 25, 2011 at 6:50 PM #689137ParticipantHow do you know they’re not africanized (killer) bees? Most bees in SD county now are africanized, and I believe it takes an expert to tell the difference. Be careful not to anger them or you may get swarmed.
April 25, 2011 at 6:50 PM #689754ParticipantHow do you know they’re not africanized (killer) bees? Most bees in SD county now are africanized, and I believe it takes an expert to tell the difference. Be careful not to anger them or you may get swarmed.
April 25, 2011 at 6:50 PM #689897ParticipantHow do you know they’re not africanized (killer) bees? Most bees in SD county now are africanized, and I believe it takes an expert to tell the difference. Be careful not to anger them or you may get swarmed.
April 25, 2011 at 6:50 PM #690248ParticipantHow do you know they’re not africanized (killer) bees? Most bees in SD county now are africanized, and I believe it takes an expert to tell the difference. Be careful not to anger them or you may get swarmed.
April 25, 2011 at 7:10 PM #689079ParticipantI don’t know how I knew. I guess I wasn’t 100 percent sure. But the bee guy confirmed it. He made it seem too easy. Clipped the branch and dropped them in a box. Another reason I didn’t want to kill them. The Africanized are taking over and I think they are hurting the honey bees. Funny but they just did a story on the news about bees. Some lady’s next-door neighbor’s abandoned house in Northern California somewhere had so many bees they had honeycombs forming!
April 25, 2011 at 7:10 PM #689142ParticipantI don’t know how I knew. I guess I wasn’t 100 percent sure. But the bee guy confirmed it. He made it seem too easy. Clipped the branch and dropped them in a box. Another reason I didn’t want to kill them. The Africanized are taking over and I think they are hurting the honey bees. Funny but they just did a story on the news about bees. Some lady’s next-door neighbor’s abandoned house in Northern California somewhere had so many bees they had honeycombs forming!
April 25, 2011 at 7:10 PM #689759ParticipantI don’t know how I knew. I guess I wasn’t 100 percent sure. But the bee guy confirmed it. He made it seem too easy. Clipped the branch and dropped them in a box. Another reason I didn’t want to kill them. The Africanized are taking over and I think they are hurting the honey bees. Funny but they just did a story on the news about bees. Some lady’s next-door neighbor’s abandoned house in Northern California somewhere had so many bees they had honeycombs forming!
April 25, 2011 at 7:10 PM #689902ParticipantI don’t know how I knew. I guess I wasn’t 100 percent sure. But the bee guy confirmed it. He made it seem too easy. Clipped the branch and dropped them in a box. Another reason I didn’t want to kill them. The Africanized are taking over and I think they are hurting the honey bees. Funny but they just did a story on the news about bees. Some lady’s next-door neighbor’s abandoned house in Northern California somewhere had so many bees they had honeycombs forming!
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