Roger Nelson -> Bob Ackley wrote:
 BA>> No bees, most likely.  I've had the same problem here with tomatoes and
 BA>> melons.  Lots of flowers, very little fruit.  I think what
 RN> pollination is
 BA>> occurring is being done by small flying insects. I haven't seen a
 RN> single
 BA>> honeybee here this year; and, IIRC I think I've seen one bumblebee.

 RN> Janis in New York has been complaining about the same thing, but where I
 RN> moved from recently, they were all over the place.  I seem to recall
 RN> some sort of parasite attaching themselves to and eventually killing
 RN> those bees.

I saw some bees this spring but not alot,
amf I didnt feel a black fly or mosqueto till september.
Prety wierd weather.


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