Posts Tagged ‘bee removal’
Top Reasons Not to Remove Bee Hives Yourself
No matter where you live in San Diego, you can’t escape honey bees. Throughout the city, bees can make their homes in the most unlikely of places, including in and around your home. If you see them buzzing in the area, it may be tempting to try to find and remove the bee hive yourself. …
Read More5 Tips for Choosing the Right Bee Removal Company
As one of the leaders in San Diego live bee removal, we know that it can be stressful and downright scary to find a honey bee swarm or hive on your property. At the first sign of an infestation, you have to make a decision about how to remove the hive and which company to…
Read MoreWhy Bee Infestations Shouldn’t Be Ignored
Honeybees are a part of life in Southern California. They are common guests at outdoor BBQs, baseball games and backyard gardens. For the most part, bees are not a threat to humans. They prefer to spend their days collecting nectar and pollen to bring back to the hive. To avoid a nasty sting, the best…
Read More5 Tips for Bee Proofing Your Home
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…
Read MoreHow to Naturally Get Rid of Bees
Bees play pivotal roles in the planet we live in, but that doesn’t mean they are welcomed guests around your yard or workplace, mostly because of the threat of stings. It’s important you learn how to safely get rid of them without imploring harmful toxins on an insect that contributes significantly to global pollination. We…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Mining Bees
Have you ever noticed bees going in and out of a hole in the ground? If so, you’ve seen mining bees! Many people don’t know much about these ground bees. In fact, most people mistake them for honey bees or wasps. However, mining bees include over 1,300 species of bees in the genus Andrena, so…
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