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To: sandintoes who wrote (150911)	8/30/2007 5:43:05 PM
From: Naomi	Read Replies (1) of 225578

No, the bees were in the east and west wall of our quarters out in the back yard. Thankfully they did not invade the quarters attic, the honeycombs were quite large in those walls. Invoice told me they took 230 pounds of honey out of both. The exterminator told us there were also African bees that invaded the honeybee combs because they were lazy and wouldn't work and he sees them all the time in his bee removal business. Thank goodness we don't have any small children in our neighborhood close to us. The exterminator did tell us he had gone to homes where pets tied up in the back yard had been killed by bees. We have no pets nor does our neighbors on any side. We have cats that have never been outside and don't want to go outside (lol) so they are safe. Got to run meet my daughter half way from her house now. We are going over to Louisiana tomorrow to celebrate her birthday and she is spending the night with us so we can get an early start in case the weather is yucky. It's about a two hour and fifteen minute drive from our house, but excellent highway both ways.

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