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Old 08-13-2008, 10:30 PM  
Cyandin
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Well, from an entomologists standpoint, my opinion is obviously more amiable towards your unexpected guests. However, knowing that my affinity for insects is does not place me in the mainstream, I can understand the crisis at hand. I recommend calling an actual bee removal company. Many of them openly advertise a no-kill policy, and actually relocate them to less intrusive habitats.

Given the recent plague that has killed tens of millions of bee's in the US,

example article: ww.technologyreview.com/Biotech/19348/

and their immense (though largely unknown to the public) importance in our lives as agent of cross-pollination in plants,

example article: ww.factmonster.com/ce6/sci/A0856884.html

it would be sensible to make an effort to have them re-homed.


I know it's hippy-ish to a lot of you, but I calls it like I sees it!
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