Posts Tagged ‘swarms’
What’s The Deal With Swarming?
Swarming is a natural process, but it doesn’t make it any less unnerving! The site of a honey bee swarm can be scary, especially if they are hovering near your home or business. While a swarm can certainly leave you speechless, it is also a pretty impressive sight to behold. Tens of thousands of bees…
Read MoreShould You Ignore a Swarm?
As one of the leading bee removal companies in the San Diego area, we frequently get calls from concerned San Diego residents who want to know what to do about their honey bee situation. The first thing we do is ask some key questions to determine whether they have a bee swarm or a bee…
Read MoreHave You Seen a Bee Swarm This Spring?
Spring is bee swarming season! You may have spotted a swarm in your area. If not, you still have a chance to spot this amazing phenomenon. Honey bees can still swarm in the summer and fall. However, bees normally will swarm in the springtime. What causes this mass migration? It’s all a part of normal…
Read More4 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Bee Removal Company
At the first sign of a bee problem on their San Diego property, many homeowners want someone there fast. While there are plenty of bee removal services in the area to choose from, it is worth it to do a little research to make sure you are choosing a reputable and experienced company. In addition…
Read MoreWhat To Do About Bee Swarms
Imagine walking into your local grocery store to pick up a few items, only to return to your vehicle to find it full of bees. This exact scenario happened in Las Cruces, New Mexico. The owner of the car left his windows open while shopping at a grocery store. When he returned to his vehicle…
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…
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