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Re: The colors bees don't see/fashion news
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I have been told that red looks like black to a bee if true I would think a red bee suit would aggravate. I have a yellow cat and a black cat and I have seen bees chasing the black cat but never the yellow one. Why a bee dislikes black? I wonder if it a history of black bears and skunks getting into them.

Karen Kimball

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