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Letter: Swarm of honey bees being removedfrom Stivers House With one photo To ColumbiaMagazine.com: This past Sunday afternoon I happened to see David Davis, "bee master," and husband of Melody Davis at Lindsey Wilson College, working to remove a colony of bees that set up house keeping, and honey making, in a column of the Sue Cravens Stivers Alumni House at Lindsey Wilson College. s/Phil Hanna Thanks. Good to know that Columbia has a man with this expertise who could move the valuable creatures to a more suitable location--and that we still have honeybees around. This story was posted on 2008-09-30 02:17:42
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