Canada has had their first confirmed death in
Ontario and a couple are sick in Quebec. Infected birds have been
collected so far only as far west as Saskatchewan. So, I'll assume it will
make its way westward to Alberta and BC next summer.
Michael
Something I watched this week with great amusement was my 3 angus
heifers lying by the pasture gate, ruminating as legions of rhode
island reds and barred rocks patiently picked the flies off from
their faces, even out of the corners of their eyes. I thought this
sort of symbiosis between bird
from Joe Lillard and the National Center for Homeopathy
West Nile Virus (WNV) is responsible for less than 100 dealths in
the U.S. since 1999 according to the Center for Disease Control
(CDC), each year in the United States 20,000 people die from
influenza (flu). Thus i feel that while
9/17/2002 8:45:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Has anyone else seen this
>[yellowjackets eating flies] phenomenon???...sstorch
I've seen it many times and thought just about everybody knew that
yellowjackets and bald-faced hornets are hell on flies. Look closely and you
can sometimes see t
Hi Steve,
Yes, I have seen that, except those yellow jacket "bees" are really wasps,
which are predators. They catch other insects on the wing, paralyze them
and feed them to the larvae, or, just eat them.
I was at the inectory at the Agri-Agrifood Canada in Lethbridge, Alberta,
Canada some ye
They must be some out standing bees you have! Ours are content with pollen and
nectar.
Gil
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> The other day after I fed the cows I stood and watched them eat. As I was
> looking a yellow jack bee landed on the top wire right in front of me, it was
> holding a fly. In fr
The other day after I fed the cows I stood and watched them eat. As I was
looking a yellow jack bee landed on the top wire right in front of me, it was
holding a fly. In front of my eyes I watched the bee bite off the flies
wings and legs, then eat the head, with the appendages dispatched and
How many frogs/turtles for $250...sstorch
Friends on BD Now!
I'm remiss in not thanking the 3 BD Now! people who donated money to
make Mark's trip to the US possible. I want to especially thank the
people two people who actually sent the funds they pledged.
While I am dismayed at the low response the list gave to the needs of
this gr
Hi all,
I want very much to come to the Mid-Atlantic BD Conference, but finances
for flying to the East Coast are non-existent. I have one good chance
and that is River Gallery in Chattanooga. The owner, Mary Portera, is a
mentor and likes my work, but she wants to see the pieces before she
buy
> Hey Jane,
>
> I should expand a little on what Christy said.
>
> First there are several different types of row covers for more/less
> protection.
> -Next, spinach last year did better under one layer of remay (Agribon 19)
> than it did under the cold frames. (The extremes of temp can be hard
Title: FW: Meeting with Mark Purdey: 2 pm Sunday
FYI &
A Call for holding a vision in Love & Light
Markess
Subject: Re: Meeting with Mark Purdey: 2 pm Sunday
Thanks Greg,
I'll be putting together a little meeting announcement for the get together next Sunday at 2pm. I will forward it to you
In a message dated 9/15/02 10:42:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The word around here is that the new G.M.O. insulin is causing unplesant
side effects but there is no alternative as the old insulin has been
discontinued. >>
weel if the diabetes doesn't kill'em the insulin will...sstorch
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