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3436
Not sure if they do much good, but if anyone's interested, there's a couple of bee-related petitions on the 10 Downing Street website. The first calling on the...
Alan Phillips
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Feb 3, 2009
10:22 am
3437
As everyone should know, the real cause of honeybee decline has already been revealed: http://sevenstars61.blogspot.com/2007/05/we-ask-bees.html Karl...
Karl Magnacca
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Feb 3, 2009
10:34 am
3438
What a load of tripe! The sad thing is, this person is probably serious. Bees channelling? The only thing missing is that is was passed on by a 'red indian'...
sten55@...
carabusuk
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Feb 3, 2009
11:14 am
3439
Increased government funding for bee research announced just this week. And that's not quite the same conversation as I have been having with my own bees. Here...
M.J.Buckle
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Feb 3, 2009
3:55 pm
3440
Ah, so that's the reason. No wonder we have been so unsuccessful in our attempts to halt the decline [8-|] Must get my channeling gear out. ... The...
Nigel Jones
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Feb 4, 2009
11:25 am
3441
Some of us have been warning for months and years about neonicotinoids killing bees. The British Bee Keepers Association will not listen, but the Co-op is now...
Phil Chandler
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Feb 4, 2009
4:11 pm
3442
I've just been surprised by the appearance of what I assume to be a Myrmica ant on my bathroom floor! Being a downstairs bathroom in an old house it is not...
adrian.knowles
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Feb 4, 2009
5:42 pm
3443
Actually a bit hasty on the id after pootering it up - it was a Lasius flavus. ... From: "adrian.knowles" <adrian.knowles@...> To:...
Adrian Knowles
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Feb 4, 2009
9:35 pm
3444
Louise, I would agree that this is probably caused by birds. I have had lots of trouble from birds in the past, even completely pulling out the cardboard...
Marc Carlton
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Feb 5, 2009
8:33 pm
3445
Hi Marc Thanks very much for that info. - I will try the chicken wire. Do the birds not just hang onto the wire as they feed or does it have to be very small...
louisehislop51
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Feb 5, 2009
11:09 pm
3446
Apologies for the cross post from UK Botany !! Regarding the interesting thread on Ants and Seed distribution of some of our British Flora I am trying to pull...
colinduke2003
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Feb 6, 2009
5:26 pm
3447
Those of you who receive the Apoidea Digest will no doubt have this. Those that don't may find the following online version of the book of interest: ...
Alan Phillips
norwegica
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Feb 6, 2009
7:23 pm
3448
Dear Colin   This paper on myrmecochory by Dr.Nikki Gammans et al may be of interest if you have not already seen it:   Gammans et al (2005). Ant benefits...
Scotty Dodd
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Feb 6, 2009
8:11 pm
3449
Scotty Very Much appreciated I am just putting together a web format in which to add links etc so it will be very useful. I shall shorly post a draft for any...
colinduke2003
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Feb 6, 2009
8:47 pm
3450
Members might be interested in a forthcoming lecture at the Linnean Society of London (Burlington House, Piccadilly) on THURSDAY 19 February at 6.00pm (Check...
Stuart Roberts
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Feb 10, 2009
9:05 am
3451
Members might be interested in a forthcoming lecture at the Linnean Society of London (Burlington House, Piccadilly) on THURSDAY 19 February at 6.00pm (Check...
Stuart Roberts
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Feb 10, 2009
9:06 am
3452
Hi, I am currenlty identifying bees collected in pan traps last summer. I'm having a few problems splitting the above 2 bees. I'm using the striae on the...
shaundowman
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Feb 18, 2009
3:44 pm
3453
Hi All Saw ten B. terrestris queens on white heather in Penzance on Tuesday 17 Feb 2009 but NO workers and none of the queens had pollon loads. Bernard...
Bernard
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Feb 18, 2009
7:30 pm
3454
Hallo Bernard On the same day (Tuesday 17 Feb) we saw just two B.terrestris queens in Windsor Great Park. One was on winter heather and one still on Mahonia x...
sfgfarmer
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Feb 18, 2009
8:34 pm
3455
19th Feb: indet. bumblebee seen in the Essex Wildlife Trust HQ gardens at Great Wigborough, near Colchester. One of our volunteers reports seeing a bumblebee...
adrian.knowles
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Feb 19, 2009
1:02 pm
3456
Hi Apologies if this is the wrong way to do things! Have been visiting garden centres looking for winter flowering shrubs and saw a B. terrestris worker...
Mike Williams
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Feb 19, 2009
1:24 pm
3457
Could anyone suggest what this very early-flying bee rescued last week from a bowl of dog's water in West Sussex might be? ...
Patrick Roper
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Feb 20, 2009
1:58 pm
3458
Hi Patrick, I think that is a honey bee. Leila ... De: Patrick Roper <patrick@...> Objet: [bwars] Bee ID sought À: bwars@yahoogroups.com Date:...
bendifallah leila
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Feb 20, 2009
2:29 pm
3459
Hi Patrick I'm afraid it is definately Apis mellifera, though a dark specimen. Also, if Nico says it is, then it is! Cheers Louise...
louisehislop51
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Feb 20, 2009
4:48 pm
3460
Hi Patrick just to add to what Leila wrote, it's an Italian strain of honey bee, commonly imported from New Zealand by beekeepers, the golden bands on abdomen...
Bernard Hocking
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Feb 20, 2009
5:03 pm
3461
A male Anthophora plumipes was chasing Eristalis tenax females around the Snowdrops today in a Reading cemetery. A few honey bees there too, but no bumbles...
ecf82
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Feb 20, 2009
8:21 pm
3462
In the glorious sunshine today I saw my first bees of the year. Not a Bombus species as one might expect, but several male Anthophora plumipes nectaring [or...
Steve Covey
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Feb 21, 2009
9:57 pm
3463
Hi all, we have spotted our first bee of the year, this morning, a Bombus terrestris queen visiting snowdrops in the garden. Leslie South Lincs [VC53/TF12] ,...
Les Hebdon
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Feb 23, 2009
2:27 pm
3464
Hi Steve, The males are probably out early & waiting for the females. They usually go on patrol and visit flowers for nectar - and leave all the pollen...
maggiefrankum
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Feb 24, 2009
7:33 am
3465
Dear Shaun, I presume you are looking at females. In leucopus, the face is very round when looking "head-on" whilst in morio it is quite elongated. This is...
adrian.knowles
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Feb 24, 2009
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