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Honeybee Swarm Temporarily Closes Dike Road in Lakefront Park
Dike Road was closed at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning after Hudson parks supervisor noticed a large swarm of bees on a tree about halfway to the end of the dike in Lakefront Park.
A swarm of honeybees caused the Dike Road in Lakefront Park to temporarily close Tuesday morning.
Dike Road was closed at 8 a.m. Tuesday morning after the city’s parks supervisor saw a large swarm of bees on a tree halfway to the end of the dike.
Park staff worked with area beekeepers to remove the bees.
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Hudson Public Works Director Tom Zeuli told the Star Observer that beekeepers estimated 30,000-50,000 bees to be in the swarm. The bees were captured in boxes and were transported away from the park.
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