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By XAVIER ZARAGOZA
The Daily Dispatch
Published/Last Modified on Thursday, April 24, 2008 3:06 PM MDT
Douglas Fire Fighters hosed down a tree that had a large bee hive Tuesday afternoon. The firefighters used Class A foam to neutralize the bees. With the coming warm weather, Douglas residents who plan outdoor activities need to be more alert about the dangers of bees hives.
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Honey bees are on the endangered list wrote on Apr 26, 2008 5:35 AM:
Without them, forget food, flowers, trees, etc!
Please think the next time that you see a bee on the sidewalk, or harmful place. Take a stick, or grass and place them out of harms way! I do it all of the time. Especially in swimming pools. I saved 5 from Cancun last Nov that were skinning dipping!
Have a great summer everyone. "