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RE: Miraculous discovery when cutting down areca palm trees in the garden || Kelulut nest and honey (Meliponini)

in WE ARE MOVING • 7 months ago

That's really cool you found a stingless bee hive.. I have raised solitary bees "mason bees". They rarely sting but do not produce honey.. but they pollinate really well so glad to have them.

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         7 months ago 

        mason bees still sound not familiar to me, but if you want to get honey I think you can keep the type of bee that I share, this bee is very easy to keep

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