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Karen Thurlow-Kimball <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 29 Aug 2013 20:17:24 -0400
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I picked up a swarm off the ground the other day. They had been there a
while by the wax they had made around the dead leaves. A guy was laying on
the ground trying to shoot a woodchuck when he noticed that beside him in
the grass there were bees. Otherwise I do not think they would have been
found. It was interesting how they used dead leaves and a few bramble
leaves as the base of the comb.
Pictures of their wax here.
https://plus.google.com/113800188780791381044/posts/e2Z8XdRQsBE?banner=pwa

I have heard of at least 10 swarms the past couple of weeks, very unusual
for Maine in late August.

Karen T-K

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