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Initially we hoped that the bee will decide to leave the room on its own free will. When we noticed this was not going to happen we equipped ourselves with a towel and a broom and tried to move the bee out of the room. Now you can imagine how hard it is to direct an insect out of an awning window (see picture). Only a trained bee-guide could manage to succeed in this action! Luckily we somehow managed to injure the bee and kill it.
We don't usually support animal cruelty but it felt really good to go to bed with no threats in the vicinity
[Image Credits: Awning Window]
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