EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Gerald Przybylski (gtp000000![]() |
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Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2024 09:16:26 -0700 (PDT) |
The caller said she called out two pest companies and both claim they're honey bees. The caller claims the bees have been in the bush for about 3 weeks, and further states the bush is not blooming, so not just foragers. I've looked at a video, which is not conclusive. No close-up of an insect. I detect they're a little fed-up. There are things that don't quite add up.
Does anyone live close to Bolla Court in south-east Pleasanton close to the livermore boarder who could take a look? Can we impose on you, please, to call 925 963-9956 (Let us know if you check it out, thanks) Her husband, she says, carries an Epi- auto-injector.
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EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush Gerald Przybylski, September 19 2024
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Re: EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush Sung Lee, September 19 2024
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Re: EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush Sung Lee, September 19 2024
- Re: EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush Sarah Palmer, September 19 2024
- Re: EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - - Thank you Sung Gerald Przybylski, September 19 2024
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Re: EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush Sung Lee, September 19 2024
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Re: EAST Pleasanton just a little south of Vinarard and Isobel - claim that honey bees are in a Rosemary bush Sung Lee, September 19 2024
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