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stanley mugs me. Top image by Rich Hatfield | The Xerces Society The death toll was highest for the bumblebees, and is thought to exceed 25,000 鈥?a number that could represent a loss of more than 150 colonies. That estimate comes from Rich Hatfield, a conservation biologist with the Portland-based Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation, who went to investigate following several reports of dead and moribund bees carpeting the parking lot. They were literally falling out of the trees, said Hatfield, in reference to the European lind
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