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hunter

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Fri Apr 14, 2023, 05:15 PM
Apr 2023

Just went out to our urban garden and maybe half the pollinators were "livestock" bees.

Don't know how many of those livestock bees are feral. Some of our neighbors may keep bees but we are some distance from the nearest orchards where the bees are hired.

I'm not a fan of any controlling religion. Artificial lands of milk and honey don't appeal to me at all. That god promoting those is a capricious asshole.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_state_highways_in_Utah

It's a beehive. And, of course, Switzerland...

My Irish self is more tolerant of nature's chaos. I am by natural inclination and some formal training in evolutionary biologist.

God's true name is random chance.

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FYI Botany Apr 2023 #1
Too many/too few? keithbvadu2 Apr 2023 #2
it's native bees v livestock bees. mopinko Apr 2023 #3
I like this post a lot. hunter Apr 2023 #4
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