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Re: Bees in Louisiana
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Tue, 21 Jun 1994 17:17:15 CDT
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Bob,
I'll try to contact Gary DeLatte tomorrow. However, these are not
*feral* honeybees. They are almost solid black and about half the
size of a honeybee. They usually pick a place to spend the night
and stick to it for quite a while. I've never been able to spot
a nest or hive. This is the second year they've been here.
Thanks,
Phil
 
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Phil Mueller                                  325 Burdette
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