We have a bit of a honey bee problem.
They had been coming in the house, and I found that the baseboard in my daughter's room had quite a gap and is missing molding, so I pulled out some tape and fixed it up a bit.
The next day, we noticed it was getting a tad buzzier.
Imagine my surprise when we got home from church and saw this:
Our neighbor knew someone who thought he could get the bees.
Unfortunately he couldn't get them all. And they are still there. Plus it got them all riled up and they are coming in the house more.
Looking forward to seeing your Wordless (or not so wordless) Wednesday posts this week.
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Oh my gosh, that is sooo scary!! Hope that you get rid of them soon!!
ReplyDeleteThat is scary! I hope you can get rid of the bees safely!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! I'm glad your neighbor knew someone who could help. That's a LOT of bees!
ReplyDeleteIt is not fun when bees decide to make a new home, we had the same thing happen a few years ago and my son had to remove them "carefully". Then our neighbor had the same thing happen. Hope noone was bitten.
ReplyDeleteHave a bee safe week!
Karren
I would have run a mile heheh!
ReplyDeleteUgh, my stomach did flip flops just looking at those pictures! You did get some great shots though :) Hope your bee problem is sorted out soon.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That would be my worst nightmare!!!
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