Mason bees have many variations. The ones we have gotten are all black and look much like a housefly. The Hornedface bee is also common, and like the other Mason bees, are hard workers. I think they are making a resurgence because people are spraying less. Yet, that will not bring back the native honey bee. Every time the state sprays for the cotteling moth, they kill off the bees, too. It's probably time to let people know the amount of destruction spraying does. I am looking for large amounts of pheromone traps. Do you have any leads?
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Date: 2007-04-30 04:39 pm (UTC)