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Justincase, it's amazing and pretty cool what you have investigated I always thought the reason was human interference as well and I believe is also the cause of many other issues with insects/animals problems.

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Fears bee colony collapse has arrived

Beekeepers fear an alarming phenomenon that is wiping out bees and leading to reduced food crops around the world has reached New Zealand. Ref. Source 8

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A new documentary called "Vanishing of the Bees' can be reviewed here: Source 3

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Are Agriculture's Most Popular Insecticides Killing Our Bees


Neonicotinoids are pesticides widely used to coat the seeds of agricultural plants, especially corn. But some evidence suggests these chemicals may also be poisoning bees. A tell-tale clue: reports of massive bee die-offs that all took place during corn-planting season.
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What keeps killing the bees?

Exact cause of colony collapse disorder still unknown; potential impacts are huge. Ref. SignOnSanDiego.com

Honey Bees Dying At Alarming Rates

EPA finds common insecticide is threatening bees

An EPA study found the commonly used insecticide imidacloprid, found in some 188 products in California and used on vegetables, fruit and other crops, is threatening honeybees. The finding could lend impetus to efforts to ban the chemical. Ref. Source 3g

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Old Data May Provide New Insights On Honey Bee Populations
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There has been a lack of useful, long-term datasets on the size of honey bee populations, making it difficult to quantify actual changes in honey bee abundance, and to determine what causes population declines. But researchers have studied long-term datasets from the USDA and from US states to see how they can be used together.
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Biologists discover sophisticated 'alarm' signals in honey bees

Bees can use sophisticated signals to warn their nestmates about the level of danger from predators attacking foragers or the nest, according to a new study. Biologists found that an Asian species of honey bee can produce different types of vibrational 'stop signals' when attacked by giant Asian hornets. Ref. Source 8t.