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A bee emerges from its spring habitat, a reminder that many pollinators shelter close to home. Roughly 70 percent of all native Wisconsin bee species nest in the soil, which is one reason gardeners are encouraged not to disturb beds and bare ground too early and help our pollinators thrive.
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