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DrP last won the day on May 21 2019

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    Golf, Science, Coins, Music, Fossils, Warhammer 40K,Chess, Magic, Love and Peace.
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    Chemical Physics + PhD
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    Coatings Chemist.

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  1. Tried to rescue a Bee today...  I am way too soppy...  I fished it out of a pool of water that was probably alkaline due to the cement. I hope the little fella/girl is OK.  I put it on a leaf over the fence but it fell into the bushes.  It seemed to have some strength left in it so it might survive.  Just gotta leave it and hope it survives - it probably has more chance in the bushes than it did in the cement water.

    I do this a lot with bees - I never know if they survive or not... some are just too weak. I have tried sugar solution in the past with varying successes and fail rates - Sometimes they tuck in and sometimes they are too far gone..

    I guess every little helps.  :-( 

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    2. StringJunky
    3. DrP

      DrP

      woar! phfew!  Yea - That's the one! Blimey!  When I saw them in my home it was weird - I didn't get the usual goosebumps, fear and arachnophobia...(that I'm getting now looking at that picture)  it was more of a strange fascination...  I'd not seen one that big before outside of a zoo. It was bigger than a mouse and I'm not scared of mice or rats. Odd...  however, and I feel a bit bad about it, but somehow I couldn't leave it to have free run in my home. There are probably several of them in my house that stay hidden.

    4. StringJunky

      StringJunky

      They are harmless. Apparently, we mostly see them when they are looking for a mate.

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