Published: 16 Jul 12 10:20 CET | Print version
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Inexperienced beekeepers who have failed to appropriately tend to hives in Stockholm are being blamed by experts for the recent swarms that have plagued the city.
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Beside, the bees are harmless, no one was actually stung? They are not out to harm people, hunt them down, bees much prefer flowers. So no one was actually terrorised. They are only looking for a new home and a beekeeper somewhere, novice or expert has lost some of their bees and learnt a lesson worth between 1-2000kr.
The only thing highlighted here are peoples phobias and complete lack of knowledge.
Wasps on the other hand ... evil buggers.
Now why isn't that a surprise?
DIY many things are an absolute menace. Try growing grapes in my district and they'll almost take a contract out on you. Utterly irresponsible DIY'ers can potentially put at risk $billions in wine crops.
Why would someone else growing grapes put at risk a whole industry?
Mainly because of improper or non-existent disease control which means professionals have to take more extensive and expensive methods which in turn creates problems for the "organically grown people"
It's quite complicated but very real. Same applies to stone fruit orchards.