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How did you get rid of them??
VERY CAREFULLY !
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She told them to beehive themselves and move on
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Seriously though...how long did the bees take to 'settle' like that????
They just appeared overnight. One day a letterbox the next day a beehive.
What you see is just the overflow. It’s a huge milkcan letterbox which was absolutely full of bees and vibrating with their buzzing.
They finally moved on after 2 weeks but it took months to get rid of the sticky honeycomb, shredded mail pulp and irrational fear of bees in the junk mail.
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The mailbox always has a liberal dousing of tomato dust now. Harmless to postmen but deadly for bees.
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