Hey, this isn’t Bee-line!
Commuters battled greater than their fellow straphangers to get on a subway practice throughout the rush hour buzz Wednesday when a swarm of bees took over the Flushing-Essential Avenue station entrance.
A whole bunch of droning bugs lined the railing in such thick patches that the inexperienced paint was invisible beneath their black and yellow fuzz, wild video taken by New York Metropolis Pictures reveals.
The bees additionally circled overhead, forcing straphangers to courageous the swarm to enter the Downtown Flushing station — and the extra timid commuters to search out one other approach of getting on the 7 practice.
The hive was first noticed round 5:30 p.m., videographer Lukasz Bielawski informed Storyful, however had considerably decreased in dimension by Thursday morning.
“That entrance to the station has been cordoned off and station brokers are directing riders to different entrances.
There is no such thing as a affect to service consequently,” an MTA spokesperson informed The Publish.
Whether or not the NYPD beekeepers performed an element within the insect elimination shouldn’t be but clear.
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