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Why are bees attracted to my halogen floor lamp?
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May 28, 2011, 10:31:45 PM »
They fly straight to it and killed by the heat. I counted 12 already.
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Re: Why are bees attracted to my halogen floor lamp?
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EVERY insect is attracted to light. They think 'if there's LIGHT there, then there's FOOD there.' and they often get fried. Some outdoor insect-killing lamps work on that very principle.
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