| xiaolmfn | Date: Friday, 2013-11-08, 04:13:29 | Message # 1 |
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| During the cold months, you don't have to change your nectar as frequently as you would during the summer. This is because the nectar is as prone to fungal or bacterial contamination, so it won't "go bad" very quickly. However, you do need to deal with another equally problematic possibility freezing.
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Toronto Reply to this comment by roger_inkart March 26, 2007 1:08 PM EDT Geez, such harshness for the old man! I'm from Minnesota (no longer there though) and I agree with Mr. Rooney. The winters are not nearly as harsh and shown as they were in the past. The meterological record shows it.
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