ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- An aggressive type of termites has been found in St. Augustine.

Smith Brothers Pest Control found nests of Formosan termites on a boat in a boatyard near downtown St. Augustine.

"I was shocked. I was thinking this is unbelievable because these guys were so bad. They're mean," Mike Smith, owner of Smith Brothers Pest Control.

Last week, Smith and his son were told about a swarm of insects around a boat which is dry docked at a boatyard.

Upon inspection, Smith and his son found several of their nests on a 60 foot trawler from Miami. His description of the incident sounded like something from a science fiction movie.

"They started rattling their heads, sounded like Rice Krispies. Then the secretion of the stuff coming out of their heads it's like a deterrent for the ants and stuff. We got the sticky stuff all over us."

For the tenth year, the ST. AUGUSTINE EASTER BONNET BRIGADE will take to the streets of the nation's oldest city this Easter to amuse and delight the crowds with their one-of-a-kind, hand-made, incredibly imaginative and fanciful Easter bonnets.

"We began doing this on a whim ten years ago," says Bonnet Brigade spokesperson Drew Edward Hunter, "and it just caught on.  People were so entertained by our colorful creations that we figured we'd keep dreaming up crazy ways to make themed hats year after year."

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