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Ouch. I don't really remember being stung but sometimes I end up with a bee in my hair or hanging out near me.I can usually wait until they move on so they're not at all threatened by me.
Quote from: tea4me on March 14, 2013, 11:53:25 amBee stings, anyone? I remember going horseback riding and my horse got stung on its rump. It wasn't happy and went up on its hind legs, thus tossing me to the ground. I also got stung. Not a fun day.I have been stung by bees, hornets, wasps, catepillars. But the worst was a scorpion. Hornets are pretty bad, too. I have been stung by those more than any other. Since I garden, I find them, or they find me, when I am digging in the dirt. The best way to avoid being stung is to watch for their curled up reddish brown bodies in the dirt and avoid touching them. Wasps and bees will usually leave you alone if you leave them alone. No swatting! A scorpion will just sting you and sting you. Stomp his guts out!BMaston12
Bee stings, anyone? I remember going horseback riding and my horse got stung on its rump. It wasn't happy and went up on its hind legs, thus tossing me to the ground. I also got stung. Not a fun day.