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<blockquote><strong class="quote">Anonymous wrote:</strong> <P>Well no replies to that in two months. Maybe the board is inactive or maybe there are no bee keepers in south county.</P> <P><BR></P> <P>Let's see can I get a reply to this one. I have bees in my garden. Today they're all over the cilantro and the raspberries. I'm ignoring the bumbles, but there is an orange-ish colored forager and a smaller black one.</P> <P>The black ones are small and fast, hard to get a snap of. I'm guessing they're a type of wild or feral honey bee, but I don't know for sure.</P> <P>They orange ones look like a honey bee to me, but I could use some help identifying them. Are these some type of non-honey bee? Link:</P> <P> https://www.advrider.com/f/threads/british-columbia-and-washington-2022.1594555/page-3#post-48787335</P> <P><BR></P> <P>I'm guessing its late in the year to set up a swarm trap and try to capture some of these. What does the hive mind say about that?</P> <P><BR></P> <P><BR></P> </blockquote><br>
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