So we come home today and find out our bees are back. No! There back...no no no. No kidding we were welcomed with 1 gallon of honey on our door step, and no it wasn't a gift from someone. We also found out while scoping out how and the heck they came back. Is that good ol Kb homes forgot to stucco one part of our house above our front doorway. OOPS! So of course this made it easy for the sweet little honey making bees to make there little home along with the honey. We called a proffessional bee guy and they told us what we didn't want to hear, which of course was money money and more of it. If in fact the honeycomb is in our structure (which Mr. Bee guy said) they would have to take apart whatever structure of our house to remove the honeycomb. Because this honey is coming from there and dripping out of our walls because it's been like 120 degrees lately. And the reason why we don't have hundreds of bees flying around right now, it's because the 10-20 bees that we do have are "freeloading" he said our honey and taking it back to where ever they are chilling at. It's easier for the sweet little honey making destroying bees to take it, rather then go to a flower and start the whole process. Smart bees. Bad for us. So Kb will be in deep doo doo if Mr. Bee guys says could have been prevented if the stucco was finished. I know we can't prevent bees from making hives. But from bees making hives in our attic or our structure because someone ran out of stucco! C'mon. I'm ready for it. I'm 9 months pregnant. Give me a fight. I'm pumped.
The yummy honey dripping down uor house
Oops! Do I see stucco net and a hive?
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