After a 2-week vacation, homeowner finds bees swarming outdoor pond (filtered, waterfall, goldfish). Water hyacinths were covered in bees; removed them but bees persist on rocks and muddy pond edge. Cats drink from pond—treatment must be cat-safe. Pond has been there for years.
This is likely a honeybee swarm using the pond for water. Swarms often move on in a few days.
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