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Almena 6 hours ago
#1 ...after a two hour nap in a shoebox, I look like that bird in the first picture 
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Winnet 2 hours ago
In #6, those bees are protecting their queen. She's moving the hive. It's possible that the original hive was damaged or destroyed when a tree was cut down, or wasps invaded it. Whatever the reason, those are the only bees that were able to get away, queen included. When she has rested, they will leave and move on. As long as no one bothers that plant they will remain peaceful, but they will all give their lives to protect the queen They will be there for one or two days, and then they will disappear.
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Almena 6 hours ago
#1 ...after a two hour nap in a shoebox, I look like that bird in the first picture
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Winnet 2 hours ago
In #6, those bees are protecting their queen. She's moving the hive. It's possible that the original hive was damaged or destroyed when a tree was cut down, or wasps invaded it. Whatever the reason, those are the only bees that were able to get away, queen included. When she has rested, they will leave and move on. As long as no one bothers that plant they will remain peaceful, but they will all give their lives to protect the queen They will be there for one or two days, and then they will disappear.