A Georgia Woman Finds 100,000 Bees In Her Home For A Second Time

A Georgia homeowner was shocked to find a swarm of at least 100,000 bees living in her house, and it’s not the first time!

According to CNN, homeowner Lisa Ohrmundt has been living in her Decatur home for 14 years, and in that time, she’s had to remove swarms of bees from her home four times.

“Four years ago, in May of 2017, we had a really big hive taken out, a couple years later we had a smaller one taken out, then a week or so ago we had a smaller one taken out, and then this one … hopefully is the grand finale,” Ohrmundt told CNN.

The Georgia woman said she discovered the bees after noticing many of them flying around the outside of her house and suddenly disappearing.

“You see them going in and out, and you think—that’s odd!” she said. “This time, a lot of bees kept getting in our house—any given day, there would be 20 to 25 bees at the base of our sliding glass door,” Ohrmundt explained.

Bobby Chaisson, operations director at Georgia Bee Removal, told CNN that he estimated that he’d removed at least 100,000 bees from the home.

“They just love that house. I don’t know what it is. It’s like they have a sign on the side of the house that says: ‘Bees Welcome, Please Move-In,'” Chaisson said.