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Now, the Ramshackles and Homegrown Evolutionists among us are no doubt puzzled that anyone would go to the trouble of acquiring a worm bin only to subsequently ignore it long enough to let bees move in.
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I also wonder: did the bees and worms have a conversation about sharing the space? Did they come to the agreement that the worms got everything under the dirt, and the bees everything above? It wouldn't surprise me a bit.