[Pollinator] Last Reminder: Order your 2011 Bee Calendar Now for Holiday Delivery

[Matthew Shepherd]

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    [image: bee]   PURCHASE YOUR 2011 NORTH AMERICAN BEE CALENDAR
BY NOV. 30th FOR
HOLIDAY DELIVERY!
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  Time is running out if you want to purchase the *2011 North American Bee
Calendar*. There is now less than two weeks until the November 30th deadline
for guaranteed holiday delivery.

Featuring magnificent close-up photos by Rollin Coville, this 9" x 12"
calendar highlights twelve commonly encountered pollinators. Each month
introduces you to a different bee genus, with a gorgeous full-page pin-up
photo accompanied by notes on preferred plants, nesting needs, and guidance
on how to identify the genus - and of course, a complete day-by-day calendar
for each month. Preview a
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the front cover, one month, and back cover of the calendar.

Created by bee enthusiast and volunteer Celeste Ets-Hokin and edited by
Xerces staff, the calendar is produced by The Xerces
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The
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    *The deadline to order calendars for holiday delivery is Tuesday,
November 30, 2010. Holiday delivery is only guaranteed to U.S. addresses*.

For more detailed information on ordering and shipping, or to purchase your
calendar please visit either
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U.S. Price: $15.00 (includes shipping)

International Price: $18.00 (includes shipping)
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 Carder bee (*Anthidium maculosum*),
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The Great Sunflower Project empowers people from pre-schoolers to scientists
to make the world a better place for bees. The idea is simple; gardeners
plant a sunflower and count how many bees visit in 15 minutes. Gardens that
quickly see more bees are healthy. Gardens that don't see bees aren't. The
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