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Wild bee swarm in Russell Co. comes home to friends Russell Springs writer thinks maybe bees have a sense of where humans are bee lovers Click on headline for full story plus photo(s) By Shevawn Richards We found these bees swarming an old apple tree in our back yard on East Steve Wariner DR in Russell Springs, KY, on Monday, April 18, 2011. Mike Foley's family used to keep bees to help pollinate their orchard and flowers. They still have all the equipment, even though most of the bees have left. It is strange that this swarm picked our yard to land in. It's like they knew there were some bee lovers around! -Shevawn Richards RELATED:
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