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"Braking" for bees
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Todd <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 26 May 2003 15:33:28 -0400
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Paul D. Law's post about saving wet bees got me to thinking about one of my own bee related idiosyncrasies.  I brake for bees.  Whenever I'm mowing the lawn, and see a bee of any kind (but especially one of my girls) on a flower, I stop, and patiently wait for it to move on before I continue.  I pause probably 15 times or more each time I mow.  My neighbor probably thinks I have narcolepsy...

Anyone else out there admit to similar behavior?


Todd.

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