25,000 Bees Take Over Man’s Car (video)

[David2012]

I've seen this kind of thing happen before... sadly, my city seems to label any bee a 'killer bee' and sprays them with water & dish soap to try and kill them. With so many cities taking the easy way out in eliminating bee problems... it is no wonder we have a bee shortage.


25,000 Bees Take Over Man’s Car (video)


http://www.fishgame.com/newsblog.php?p=7344

 

[ignerntbend]

If them bees want that car you roll out and let them bees drive that car.

 

[ignerntbend]

see how far them bees get fore the law ketches up with em

 

[AKguy1985]

bees!!!!

 

[ignerntbend]

I'm so out of it I didn't even know the bees were making a comeback. They're our main pollinator and we need them to help us grow food. Food so people can eat. [I'm making hand to mouth gestures simulating the act of eating] It wasn't so long ago that bees suffered a rapid decline in population. Nobody Knew why. Now they're coming to get you BARBARA. Good deal. We need bees. If you don't grant them citizenship, Guess what? They help us make food.

 

[woolworh]

That's crazy.

 

[ignerntbend]

Are you kin to the folks that started the department store?

 

[Harley1953]

I am a beekeeper and know most communities have a few phone numbers to call where you can call a local beekeeper to come out and remove the bees to a hive.

I was fortunate enough this past weekend to see a swarm of honeybees end up in the top of a 35 tall cedar tree. Luckily my young son was willing to go up in the tree and we together lowered the branch down after tieing it off and sawing the branch. We then carried the branch with bees over to a new hive and shook them off into the hive...

Honeybees are quite happy in their new home. Hopefully get a bit of honey from them in years to come..