Posts Tagged ‘honey bees’
Are Honey Bees Vanishing?
If you have been keeping up with honey bee news over the last 15 years, you’ve probably heard a great deal about colony collapse disorder (CCD). Very often, people use this term as a catch-all for any conversation about the decline of honey bee populations. While colony collapse disorder has been responsible for a percentage…
Read MoreDo Bees Hibernate in the Winter?
Honey bees are common sights in the spring and summer months across the San Diego area. But have you ever thought about where they go in the colder winter season? While we don’t get frigid temperatures here in Southern California, temperatures do tend to dip down quite low in the late fall and winter months.…
Read MoreWhat is Pollination and Why Is It So Important?
At D-Tek Live Bee Removal, we’re the experts in live bee removal in San Diego because we know how to take care of bee removal safely and effectively. We take pride in knowing that when we’re called upon to help a customer, we’re both solving their problem and saving a hive from potential harm. Why?…
Read MoreHow to Keep Bees Away From Your Summer BBQ
If there is one thing that honeybees love more than nectar and pollen, it’s your summer BBQ. Ok, while that might not be exactly true, it sure does seem like it! San Diego residents want to get outside and enjoy the weather while they share a meal with family and friends. And with the pandemic…
Read MoreWhy Do Bees Sting?
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…
Read More5 Reasons Bees Are Vital to Our Lives
As the experts in live bee removal in San Diego, D-Tek Live Bee Removal is always on call to safely remove honey bees from homes, buildings and other locations around the city. We love to do our job and transport honey bees to a proper habitat. After a removal, we transport the bees away from…
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