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John McCasland: Bees make incredible amount of honey from Goldenrod John McCasland writes: Not only is goldenrod very photogenic but honeybees put up an incredible amount of honey from it in the fall. It replenishes their stores before going into the winter and sometimes is essential to their survival. Some say the beehive smells like dirty socks while the bees are putting it up; but while it is a dark honey, it is very sweet and delicious and has no disagreeable odor. - John McCaslandComments re photo 51499 Butterfly buttering over a barn This story was posted on 2013-09-27 07:55:05
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