What surprises me and what I would like to see is not sublethal doses and
what they do but how bees in Lu's studies survived well above lethal doses
over a sustained period of time. 


Agreed,  great summary,  What I would like to see,  the efforts of those
like Lu,s in testing what and where field realistic doses are.  IE we know
that corn beans and canola are relatively not a problem,  but what about
warrior on golf courses,  Or the interesting post on Beesource yesterday,
some lady was scared to death to buy bedding plants from Lowes because of
Neonics.  Turn those efforts into field work.  

I have no doubt there are some areas severe and chronic exposure are a
problem.  Lets find them and find better solutions.

Interesting note,  read yesterday that the state will start arial spraying
for gypsy moths next week,  all northing IL oak forest are open for
spraying.....

Charles

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