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2016-07-05 02:44:01 Post No. 2161414
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2016-07-05 02:44:01
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I have a strange incident that keeps occurring, not really a problem but I'm finding it hard to believe.
>Recently went to local farm for berry picking
>I go every year as per tradition
>A part of this tradition is to buy a small container of fresh honeycomb to enjoy
>Bring it home, dip my finger into it and have the occasional taste
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>Day goes on, but as I walk downstairs later on notice a single honeybee by the staircase
>Put him on my finger and rest him on a flower outside
>Wake up the next day
>The same bee is in the same spot
>Confused, I pick him up again and let him fly off outside
>next day
>The bee is inside AGAIN, this time closer to the container of honey
>No signs of other bees or nests whatsoever
>Just this little guy sitting around, not even flying
I'm pretty confused here, do bees get naturally attracted to any kinds of honey? I'm no bee expert here, but I know it's their source of food. Could he possibly be mixing up this honeycomb with his nest? Why is it always (presumably) the same bee anyways? As we speak he's just chilling out next to my desk, it's very strange.
