Lebanon — Carol Jensen had wondered about the whistling noise coming from one of her new windows, so she scheduled a service call Tuesday morning.
When she and the inspector heard, then saw, three separate swarms of honeybees converging on a maple tree across the street at 2332 Turnberry Drive, she realized she had more a significant problem than wind whistling through a window.
A year to the week since a huge colony — estimated at 500,000 bees — was removed from a home in Lebanon’s Millerwood subdivision, thousands of bees were carefully coaxed from a maple tree and into a cardboard box by Rob Green of Bluffwood Creek Apiary.
For the rest of this story, see the July 7 issue of The Lebanon Reporter.
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