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Oh dear, Angie; hope this is just a little blip and that dear Uncle Merlin will feel better soon. Thinking of you both.... As far as I know bumblebees are solitary. We have large carpenter bees here, they are very numerous in the Spring....they like to excavate holes in wood and my back fence is apparently a location they love...dozens of them buzzing about and lots of holes in the wood! They make me quite nervous (I'm allergic to bee/wasp stings), but they're not aggressive at all to people.... very much so to each other! " I was here first and this is my territory, so buzz off!!" |
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Haven't posted much loads things changing here some for the better some maybe not. But no point complaining, I am off on holiday to Cornwall tomorrow with Sal...walking part of the cornwall way.....see you next Friday people. |
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