From a recent piece in local paper:
A local woman contacted an exterminator firm to locate and remove what she believed was a large bee infestation of her storage shed. She explained to the technician who responded, that although she hasn't been able to find the nest, she's clearly heard a swarm of bees on multiple occasions.
After the technician made an exhaustive search, no sign could be found of the pesky insects, but as fate would have it, they both suddenly hear what sounds like an agitated swarm of bees...tracing down the source of the sound the technician soon discovered the rear adjoining neighbor had been flying his new drone quad-copter with his son. So not a case of Bee drones, but a high-tech aerial contrivance that does sound remarkably like the aforementioned insect beasties. No fee was charged for the exterminator's visit.
A local woman contacted an exterminator firm to locate and remove what she believed was a large bee infestation of her storage shed. She explained to the technician who responded, that although she hasn't been able to find the nest, she's clearly heard a swarm of bees on multiple occasions.
After the technician made an exhaustive search, no sign could be found of the pesky insects, but as fate would have it, they both suddenly hear what sounds like an agitated swarm of bees...tracing down the source of the sound the technician soon discovered the rear adjoining neighbor had been flying his new drone quad-copter with his son. So not a case of Bee drones, but a high-tech aerial contrivance that does sound remarkably like the aforementioned insect beasties. No fee was charged for the exterminator's visit.
