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Re: National Insect
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Russ Dean <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 20 Feb 2004 10:44:26 EST
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Norm is right about the honey bee not being native to this land, but however
it has been breed here for so long we have came up with many of our own. In
this state (West Virginia) we have our own breed. And also we are not native to
this country either. My ancestry comes from Scotland, England and Germany. But
I'm American.  Let's make the honey bee this nation the national insect.  Who
will work with me?

Russ

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