What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) While taxiing out to runway 14 during light wind conditions, a bee flew out from underneath the pilot's seat. The bee landed on the pilot's face, the pilot swiped it away, at the same time applying the brakes. The bee ended up on the pilot's lap. As he glanced down at the bee, the pilot noticed the airplane's tail raising. Still wanting to stop, the pilot pulled the mixture control to limit damage to the engine. The airplane's tail continued raising, and the airplane ended up coming to rest on its nose. By this time the bee had disappeared, and the pilot climbed out and lowered the airplane's tail to the ground. Damage occurred to the propeller, propeller spinner, tips of the wheel pants, and possibly the lower cowl. The pilot was counseled on taxiing procedures and division of attention.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) WHILE TAXIING OUT TO RUNWAY 14 DURING LIGHT WIND CONDITIONS, A BEE FLEW OUT FROM UNDERNEATH THE PILOT'S SEAT. THE BEE LANDED ON THE PILOT'S FACE, THE PILOT SWIPED IT AWAY, AT THE SAME TIME APPLYING THE BRAKES. THE BEE ENDED UP ON THE PILOT'S LAP. AS HE GLANCED DOWN AT THE BEE, THE PILOT NOTICED THE AIRPLANE'S TAIL RAISING. STILL WANTING TO STOP, THE PILOT PULLED THE MIXTURE CONTROL TO LIMIT DAMAGE TO THE ENGINE. THE AIRPLANE'S TAIL CONTINUED RAISING, AND THE AIRPLANE ENDED UP COMING TO REST ON ITS NOSE. BY THIS TIME THE BEE HAD DISAPPEARED, AND THE PILOT CLIMBED OUT AND LOWERED THE AIRPLANE'S TAIL TO THE GROUND. DAMAGE OCCURRED TO THE PROPELLER, PROPELLER SPINNER, TIPS OF THE WHEEL PANTS, AND POSSIBLY THE LOWER COWL. THE PILOT WAS COUNSELED ON TAXIING PROCEDURES AND DIVISION OF ATTENTION.