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  1. Scientific Studies / CCD / Neonics
    http://phys.org/news/2016-03-pesticides-poisoned-honeybees.html
    killed the bees. pesticides
  2. Welcome Forum
    HI We recently moved and my elderly neighbor has a vine growing around an arbor that draws bees/wasps to it ( literally 100's) It buts up to my fences. So there are bees flying everywhere all over. I have a 1 and 3 yr old and no idea if they are even allergic. Any ideas on how to deter these...
    extinct killed the bees. natural repellent repel
  3. Swarms, Trap-outs, and Cut-outs
    A coworker came by just a few minutes back to tell me that he had just sprayed a bunch of bees in a neighbors eve's. Said he talked to a beekeeper and they didn't want them cause they were ferrel black bees and would probably be too mean to work. I know the guy and he wouldn't work as a taster...
    killed the bees.
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