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Lovin' the bees in trees David!

I was told in conversation this w/e of a developer who, on finding bees nesting in the garden of the place he'd just acquired in Brighton, tried to burn them all. He poured white spirit all over the nest and set it alight . He had to do it again the next day as those remaining had tried to regroup. He cited his allergic reaction as his reason.

You far more likely to get stung if you attack them ...ignorant git!

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Lovin' the bees in trees David!

I was told in conversation this w/e of a developer who, on finding bees nesting in the garden of the place he'd just acquired in Brighton, tried to burn them all. He poured white spirit all over the nest and set it alight . He had to do it again the next day as those remaining had tried to regroup. He cited his allergic reaction as his reason.

You far more likely to get stung if you attack them ...ignorant git!

 

Dont even get me started on "bee retention"!:001_smile:

 

Why are people so quick to napalm the little darlins? their so harmless!

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