Why Do Bees Sting?

bee stings

If you’ve been reading the D-Tek Live Bee Removal bee blog for a while, you already know that honeybees are vital to pollination. While not the only pollinators out there, bees are one of the biggest contributors to helping our plants and flowers reproduce year after year.  Aside from their pollination and honey-making abilities, honeybees…

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Should You Be Worried About the Murder Hornet?

murder hornet

What’s the deal with the “murder hornet?” Amid all the recent coronavirus and economic news, you might have heard some other unsettling news about the appearance of a new hornet in the United States. Known as “the murder hornet,” this giant Asian hornet (Vespa mandarinia) has a nasty sting and the ability to decapitate hundreds of…

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5 Things NOT To Do Around Bees

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As the weather heats up and flowers bloom in San Diego, honey bees become their most active. With the spring season in full swing and summer up ahead, you can expect to see a few of these insects buzzing around your homes, parks and gardens, collecting nectar to bring back to their colonies. While a…

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5 Tips for Bee Proofing Your Home

beehive removal

Bees are great in our gardens, but not so great inside our homes. A large colony that has taken up residence in your roof, wall, garage, shed or air vents can cause you a lot of problems. Not to mention, the time and expense of home renovations! Now that we are approaching warmer weather around…

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Bee Removal Essential During COVID-19 Outbreak

bee Infestation

At D-Tek Live Bee Removal, we care about the health and safety of our customers and employees. We have been closely monitoring the COVID-19 outbreak that has so significantly impacted our communities, country and world. As a part of the San Diego community, we are committed to going above and beyond to curb the spread…

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Spring Has Sprung for Honeybees!

bee removal in san diego

While most of the country follows stay-in-place orders to combat COVID-19, you may not have noticed that it’s spring. March 19th marked the first day of the spring season, and you know what that means – we are getting ever closer to the emergence of honeybees. The warmer weather initiates a few important changes in…

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