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  1. Mason & other alternative bees
    Endangered species vanishing without explanation vancouversun.com Sun Aug 19 2012 Byline: Margaret Munro TORONTO - Sheila Colla wades into the pye weeds, her net swooping over the pink flowers. "This is bumble bee heaven," she says, as she catches a bee and nudges it from the net into a small...
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  2. Mason & other alternative bees
    Bombus pennsylvanicus, the American Bumble Bee. They are fun to watch, but can and will sting multiple times to defend their nest if provoked. Here are some great resources: http://entnemdept.ufl.edu/creatures/misc/bees/bumble_bees.htm http://bugguide.net/node/view/65631#id...
    american bombus bumble pennsylvanicus reference
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