I have 25 hives on my place. When we get a warm winter day, the bees come out. They take a bathroom break but there's not much else to do so they are kind of loafing around before they return to the hive. They may go after birdseed as a source of pollen but there's really no nutritional value there. So there are these bees everywhere, just stretching there wings, landing on whatever's around. On one recent day like that I started the tractor to move some firewood. As I reached for the FEL control I happened to glance at it--why, I don't know. But right there on the polished gray metal knob was a honeybee where I was getting ready to grab. Would have gotten stung for sure. I brushed her off--saved a bee and saved me from having a giant hand for a couple days. When the first blooms take place--often maple trees--the bees will have plenty to do. They won't have time to hang out and bother you.
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