Live Bee Removal
Prioritizing Non-Lethal Bee Removal
Prioritizing Non-Lethal Bee Removal Regardless of what someone believes about how many items on your dining table are directly tied to bees’ pollination, it is undeniable that bees are essential pollinators in many crops. As many bee species are reported to have dwindling populations, those who may have previously disregarded an unwanted beehive now seek…
Read MoreSolitary Bees V Social Bees
Solitary Bees V Social Bees There are more than 20,000 species of bees in the world. Approximately 4,000 are native to North America, and even more surprising is that only 10% of those bees are social, like bumblebees and honeybees. Around 90% of bees are solitary bees. Although movies like The Bee Movie portray honeybees…
Read MoreNew Homeowner Tips for Bee Removal
New Homeowner Tips for Bee Removal There are few things as exciting as buying a new home and finally getting the key to the front door. Regardless of where you call home, being mindful of bees surrounding your new home is a solid new homeowner decision. Honeybee swarms don’t know it is a moving day…
Read MoreHow to Ensure Bees are Safely Removed from Your Property
There is an undeniable shift in thinking and approach to bees, with many more people wanting to ensure bees are safely and humanely removed when it is necessary. There are several instances where swarms are left alone, and existing beehives on properties are left to thrive when not in a harmful place for the people…
Read MoreTo BEE Removed or Not To BEE: That Should Always BEE A Question
When it comes to bees, there are those who recognize their vitality to the pollination process and will protect them at all costs and those who see them as pests or a threat in any situation. Unfortunately, bees, due to the large numbers (tens of thousands) they travel in and where they make their hive…
Read MoreThe Importance of Proper Bee Removal
The Importance of Proper Bee Removal Understanding the importance of bee removal is crucial for maintaining the delicate ecological balance and ensuring the safety of both humans and bees. The little buzzers play a crucial role in our ecosystem because they pollinate plants, which in turn leads to the production of fruits, vegetables, and seeds.…
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