08-31-2018, 02:51 PM
The bees have been safely relocated and are being fed sugar water while they rest up and get comfortable, according to NY1:
Mays keeps a hive on top of his precinct - the 104 in Long Island City - which means his fellow officers there are swimming in honey. Lauriano brought the bees he vacuumed from Times Square to his hives at home. He says they are adjusting bee-autifully.
"Fantastic. I checked on them, they’re settling in, I’m feeding them sugar water so they don’t have to go out immediately and start finding nutrition and they’re drinking it down," Mays added.
He’s hoping by next summer, officers at his precinct will be able to enjoy Times Square Swarm Honey with their toast.
Mays keeps a hive on top of his precinct - the 104 in Long Island City - which means his fellow officers there are swimming in honey. Lauriano brought the bees he vacuumed from Times Square to his hives at home. He says they are adjusting bee-autifully.
"Fantastic. I checked on them, they’re settling in, I’m feeding them sugar water so they don’t have to go out immediately and start finding nutrition and they’re drinking it down," Mays added.
He’s hoping by next summer, officers at his precinct will be able to enjoy Times Square Swarm Honey with their toast.