Sonya Parker’s car was parked outside her Paget Street home when it drew a crowd of bees and some fascinated young onlookers.
Sonya Parker had an unusual problem in Richmond’s Paget Street when a swarm of bees gathered on the back of her parked car and covered the rear number plate.
A group of young people watched as someone put a drop of honey on the rear window and released a bee onto it. Within minutes, more bees had gathered at the back of the car.
The young onlookers alerted Ms Parker, who came outside to see what had happened. She was as amazed as they were, but she had a practical question.
“What am I going to do? I can’t drive around with a swarm of bees covering my back number plate,” she said.
Friends were quick to suggest who might help. One said to ring Aaron from Bilpin, who deals with swarms. Another backed Councillor Shane Djuric, calling him “the best bee man”.
The Gazette is interested in who did it?
The Gazette will keep readers posted on what happens next.
