Live Bee Removal
California Leading Efforts to Protect Bee Species
In 2020, after more than 40 years, the second bumble bee census was taken. Shockingly, many critical species were unable to be found. Concerned scientists claim some species have disappeared entirely from the ecosystem. These findings are not good news for bees, pollinators, and the world’s food sources! More than 75% of the leading 115…
Read MoreKeep Your Pool Bee and Wasp Free This Summer
Everybody loves pool time! There is nothing quite like jumping into a refreshing pool and cooling down in the hot summer months. Kids, teens, and adults enjoy this summertime activity, but often the time spent removing bees and wasps from the pool can seem daunting. Pool fun can also be challenging if there are lots…
Read MoreNo Mow May Leaves Cheeseburgers for the Bees
If that title did not pique your interest, I am unsure what will! As spring has settled in and we approach summer shortly, many uncover and break out the mowers and other lawn equipment like clockwork. Although many have moved to landscapes that include some portion of Xeriscaping, also known as dry scaping, there is…
Read MoreThe Beauty and the Bees
As more research reveals potential benefits from beeswax, bee pollen, and bee venom, it is no surprise that the beauty market has openly embraced incorporating these ingredients formed by nature’s hard workers into their products. When properly used, bee products can offer enhanced health and beauty. The effort now is to safely get bee by-products…
Read MoreTop 4 Uses of Bee Venom in Medicine
Bee venom has been used in medicine for thousands of years, offering incredible health benefits. As more science research backs up the medicinal benefits, many are getting on board with the idea of using bee venom in medical treatment plans. It is critical not to self-administer bee venom due to the risk of adverse reactions.…
Read MoreHydrated Bees Are Happy Bees
All living things require water, as well as food, and shelter. In most cases, insects can get all the water they need from their food. An example is a fuzzy and fat caterpillar whose favorite meal is leaves, and those are mostly water. However, pollen doesn’t have much moisture and certainly not enough to provide…
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