Maybe the bees think that cars are causing Colony Collapse Disorder, and they're finally fighting back.
"A big buzz broke out in downtown Salinas Wednesday when hundreds of bees swarmed a woman's car while she went inside a bank...
The bees turned out to be honey bees, a non-aggressive species. Once gawkers in the parking lot realized this, several curious people put their hands on the swarm without being stung.
Bordi arrived at 6 p.m. to collect the bees in a bucket so he could use them for pollinating crops.
While the swarm did not mind being gently touched by curious thrill-seekers, they were annoyed by the more aggressive beekeeper who slid them into a bucket.
The bees became riled up and stung a KSBW producer who was shooting photos several times."
Hundreds of bees swarm Salinas woman's car
By Amy Larson
"A big buzz broke out in downtown Salinas Wednesday when hundreds of bees swarmed a woman's car while she went inside a bank...
The bees turned out to be honey bees, a non-aggressive species. Once gawkers in the parking lot realized this, several curious people put their hands on the swarm without being stung.
Bordi arrived at 6 p.m. to collect the bees in a bucket so he could use them for pollinating crops.
While the swarm did not mind being gently touched by curious thrill-seekers, they were annoyed by the more aggressive beekeeper who slid them into a bucket.
The bees became riled up and stung a KSBW producer who was shooting photos several times."
Hundreds of bees swarm Salinas woman's car
By Amy Larson
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