There must have been millions of honey bees inside of this dead tree trunk
My good friends as well as I took the dirt bikes as well as ATVs out into the woods on Sunday. There genuinely was some mud on the ground from the previous day as well as every one of us were having loads of good times spreading it all over each other. We rode around for a long while before every one of us stopped to smoke a joint. We were still in the woods where no one would be able to see us smoking weed. Tony lit up a joint as well as the group of us started smoking… I heard a strange buzzing sound in my ear. There was a honey bee on the branch next to me. I moved away from that section where the honey bee was resting. I did not want to bother it or try to remove it. Honey bees are an absolutely important part of our ecosystem as well as they are endangered on top of that. We sat in the woods for 10 or 15 minutes while every one of us smoked the joint. I heard an unusual buzzing sound as well as it was pretty faint as well as low. I followed the sound of the buzzing all the way to a log on the ground that was covered with honey bees. I have never seen such a huge amount of honey bees in one location. There must have been millions of honey bees inside of this dead tree trunk. I wanted to look closely inside of the log to see if there was a honeycomb, but I was honestly afraid to get stung. When every one of us finally got back to the property, I told my mom about the honey bees… She recommended that every one of us reach out to a bee removal service to have the nest relocated to a site that was completely safe.