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Bee not surprised, spring has already sprung

29 Aug, 2006 03:56 PM
Spring has blossomed in the Southern Highlands, as cherry trees overflow with brilliant shades of pink and tulips start to poke up their heads.

A warmer than average winter caused spring to kick in a little earlier this year.

Statistics from the Bureau of Meteorology show that the minimum temperature for July was two degrees above average, while the maximum daily temperature was 0.1 degrees above average.

Full story: SHN, Wednesday, August 30, 2006.

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BEE-WITCHING: Photographer Roy Truscott  settled for a plastic bee after a fruitless search for the real thing, much to the relief of staffer Julie-Anne Adamski.
BEE-WITCHING: Photographer Roy Truscott settled for a plastic bee after a fruitless search for the real thing, much to the relief of staffer Julie-Anne Adamski.

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