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The picture of the bee makes me wonder if bees ever suffer from hayfever! ;)
Instead of a bird bath, we should have a bee bath with eye drop solution... just in case they do! Got to help out these little creatures!!
& a box of bee sized tissues....do bees have noses?
no nose, but they smell with their feet! Very odd. So if the tissues are shaped as socks, that would be very handy! (or feety in this case)
As a general rule noses should be kept as far from feet as possible! :)
very very true!!!!!
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