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Bees, Caterpillars & Tiny Greens: Sarasota's Wildest Invasion Is Here!
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Bees, Caterpillars & Tiny Greens: Sarasota's Wildest Invasion Is Here!
🐝 Bee swarms, rock star caterpillars, mighty microgreens & a custom combo — Sarasota's wild side awaits!
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B.Stiles

Oct 5, 2026

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A honey bee swarm on your car can look alarming, but it is usually temporary.

 

The bees are often resting around their queen while scout bees search for a permanent nesting site.

 

Cars, mirrors, bumpers and roof racks can simply provide a convenient place for the cluster to stop.

 

Do not spray, swat, shake the vehicle or attempt to drive away with a large swarm attached.

 

Keep children and pets clear, give the bees space and contact an experienced beekeeper if the swarm remains or moves into a cavity.

 

Willhoite Farms, LLC explains how a calm response can protect both people and a healthy honey bee colony.


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Monarch caterpillars in Sarasota appeared to “headbang” when a resident played guitar nearby.

 

The filmer later said the movement was likely a response to vibration and overstimulation, but the scene still looked like a miniature rock show.

 

It is exactly the kind of harmless local oddity that can make a day a little more fun.


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Microgreens are young edible plants harvested before they become full-size vegetables or herbs.

 

They can add color, texture and concentrated plant nutrients to everyday meals, while taking up very little growing space.

 

For Sarasota residents, they are an easy way to bring fresh local flavor to salads, sandwiches, eggs, bowls and more.


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