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Re: behavioral question
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I see Maple pollen around St Patrick's day also. The other day my bees
where flying some where with a purpose but coming back with nothing. May be
someone had some green wood in their yard or they found a bird feeder they
liked. In yards where they may become a pest to neighbors I put out buckets
with dry pollen substitute for them to play in, looks like it's time to get
going on that.

Karen
Maine

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