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Mon, 30 Apr 2012 00:33:24 -0400
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I too transported bees in the car, only a few days ago.
A travelling box, I should have tied it closed, but all was OK
(well, not OK there way be a virgin in there, unintended)

But that's not the point

Of the few hitchhikers(6), 2 presented themself beside me as I drove
Landed on the dash or flew against the side window
So I was able to observe each for ~10-15 minutes before they flew
out of the slit at the top

When resting, both exibited "ankle rub", rubbing inner lower rear leg, repeatedly
Also a somewhat clumbsy abdomin rub, also abdomin flexture 
mostly ankle rub, they were never? still.

Just what I see
So, is that a symptom?

It was cold, so I didn't spread it thru my whole journey

dave

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