Un apiculteur retire un essaim d'un tuyau d'orgue dans un poulailler

Lors d'une récente intervention, un apiculteur a extrait un essaim d'abeilles d'un orgue à tuyaux entreposé dans un poulailler désaffecté.

Stephen Bishop a rendu visite à Richard, un éleveur de volailles qui conserve une collection de plus de 100 orgues dans un ancien poulailler. Les abeilles s'étaient introduites par un trou dans le toit et s'étaient installées dans le plus grand tuyau central d'un orgue à quatre claviers que Richard avait reconstruit au cours des deux dernières années.

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