Re: ground bees
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- Date: Sun, 6 Jul 2008 21:48:28 -0500
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If your critters are bees, they are most likely vegetarian (ie. they eat pollen). It is the solitary wasps that eat caterpillars, etc.
cathy carpenter west central IL, z5b On Jul 6, 2008, at 3:56 PM, Donna wrote:
hum.... ever see flies on sh*&? Well if the train layout was a pile of crap, that is what it looks like. You can not step anywhere without a bunchswarming around your ankles. And now that I have weeded it and disturbed them all, they are just flying around the ground trying to get back in. To be honest, when I first started/saw them, I thought something must bedead in there with all those flies, then realized they were not flies, they were bees. I think every bee in the county is nesting here.I can't believe I have that many bad bugs to keep that population fed. Istill think I need to decrease the population..or at least transportsome of them. They need to go about 40 ft west and pollinate that veggiegarden! Donna
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