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Bee Hotels for Solitary Bees

September 18, 2012 Leslie Rennolds - Assistant Director 1 Comment

Solitary bees do not live within a hive with a queen. There are males and females. A fertilized female makes a nest in wood or stone and bored into the wood in order to construct a nursery.

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Alice Koch French says:

September 25, 2012 at 1:56 pm

nice art park inspiration

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