Mountain of DEAD Bees in Parking Lot !

Around 25,000 bumblebees have been considered dead in a shopping mall auto stop in the Us state of Oregon. 
They were found grouping under portions of blossoming European linden trees in Wilsonville, south-west of Portland. 
Masters accept it could be a harmful types of the tree that made them burn out, or they might have been harmed by bug sprays. 
Generally were gold-and dark honey bees yet bumble bees and a few ladybirds were additionally discovered dead. 

Experts are looking at whether a poisonous species of tree caused their deaths or they may have been poisoned by insecticides.1:45pm UK, Friday 21 June 2013

Video: One of the bees found at the car park (Pic: CBS)

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Around 25,000 bees have been found 

Unanticipated examinations recommend the trees were as of late spread with an insect spray known to be poisonous to honey bees. 
One official said specialists will be taking a gander at a pesticide called Safari that evidently was connected in the territory final Saturday to control aphids, for example greenflies. 
Safari is part of a group of pesticides called neonicotinoids that are recognized intensely lethal to pollinators. 
Dan Hilburn, plant programmes executive at the state Agriculture Department, went by the auto park and affirmed "many dead killer bees", including: "I've never seen anything like that previously".