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Christina Wahl <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 22 Nov 2013 16:55:26 +0000
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"I am in the camp that says that adaptable species such as people, honey bees, coyotes, etc. will adapt to climate changes."

I worry about the disparity among plant timings, and you didn't mention (or think about?) plants: Blooming too early, lack of nectar, blooming too late, and other problems associated with too-early warm spells. It's not the average temperature that matters right now, it's more the extremes. Seventy degree F temperatures for a week in March here in the Northeastern USA followed by sub-zero in April really messes up the plants and damages forage for the bees.

Christina

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