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Dear All, Aug 6, 2014
Gnapweed (Centaurea nigra) is just about over now in the yard and =
Wild Carrot (Daucus carota) is half spent so Fall Dandelion (Leontodon =
autumnalis) has become a prefered spot for feeding; 4-5 species of small =
Bees loaded with pollen this morning. White Clover continues to feed the =
odd Bumble Bee.
I don't recall having noticed this previously but the most recently =
expanded umbels of WC (which also had more insects than older umbels) =
were facing the sun. Also late this afternoon all of the L. autumnalis =
flowers were closed up tight; presumably they will open again tomorrow.
I saw flying ants twice today; a small swarm emerging from the =
ground at 68 Campbell and one ant ~3 hours later at 16 Overlook.
Yt, Dave Webster, Kentville
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about over now in the yard and Wild Carrot (<EM>Daucus carota</EM>) is=20
half spent so Fall Dandelion (<EM>Leontodon autumnalis</EM>) has =
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most recently expanded umbels of WC (which also had more insects than =
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autumnalis</EM> flowers were closed up tight; presumably they =
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