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	<title>Comments on: Small cute thing with wings of the week &#8211; Sugarbag bees</title>
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		<title>By: scottyea</title>
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		<description>Yeah I had some native bees in a little nest outside the window. As winter came the nest fell off, and some of the bees must have left. The remaining bees would just huddle there. Now they&#039;re gone too. 

Are native bees under threat from wasps? The reason i ask is that there&#039;s another nest nearby, on a hurricane wire fence, and its thriving. They look more like wasps, but i wouldn&#039;t really know.... just an ignorant townie...</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yeah I had some native bees in a little nest outside the window. As winter came the nest fell off, and some of the bees must have left. The remaining bees would just huddle there. Now they&#8217;re gone too. </p>
<p>Are native bees under threat from wasps? The reason i ask is that there&#8217;s another nest nearby, on a hurricane wire fence, and its thriving. They look more like wasps, but i wouldn&#8217;t really know&#8230;. just an ignorant townie&#8230;</p>
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