Re: Dinner Tonight, 1/31/2025

Janet wrote:

In article <r4j47l-ji9.ln1@anthive.com>,
songbird@anthive.com says...

  as for bees and beekeepers.  we have hives placed on the
edge of our property (without being consulted or given
consideration) and it causes us problems at times. the bird-
baths can be swarmed by thirsty bees to the point the birds
won't use them.  beyond that they've blocked access to our
property back there and they've also left a mess behind so
now i have to call the neighbor and talk to him (again) and
get things dealt with.

 
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   You already "talked to him" and he didn't listen.
>
 I'd deal with it myself .... one dark night when all the
bees were at home in their hive, they would fall asleep
forever.

  this isn't one hive.  it's several dozen.

  besides i don't harm animals if i can help it.
there's no way i would even think of doing that to these
hives.

  i have not talked to the beekeeper - i've talked to the
land-owner and he said he'd talk to the beekeeper.  next
time i talk to the land-owner i'm going to get the name
of the beekeeper and make sure to talk to him.  that will
be happening soon since i'd like to get some things done
back there before the ground thaws.


  songbird