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Matheous-2 | 16:31 Tue 03rd Jul 2012 | Gardening
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I have a cherry fruit tree which is infested at the growing tips with what appears to be black-fly (trees first full season) What I find puzzling is why bees and bluebottles would be so interested in this. Perhaps, bluebottles, but bees??
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because aphid poo is full of sugar
22:14 Tue 03rd Jul 2012
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Thanks for that. -I am surprised that bees could be seduced by that! I always thought of them as hard working & focused on collecting pollen and nothing else....
18:48 Sat 07th Jul 2012

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