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You come home from work and notice a swarm of bees.
You come home from work and notice a swarm of bees.
(see honeybee swarm images below)
(see honeybee swarm images below)
What do you do?
What do you do?
First off, please don't spray them with an insecticide. If they are Honeybees, we need all of them we can get. Please contact a member on the list. (below images) They can come out and determine if they are indeed Honeybees and either provide a removal service or make a recommendation for removal.
First off, please don't spray them with an insecticide. If they are Honeybees, we need all of them we can get. Please contact a member on the list. (below images) They can come out and determine if they are indeed Honeybees and either provide a removal service or make a recommendation for removal.
The pictures below show closeups of Honeybees.
The pictures below show closeups of Honeybees.
Honeybees are honey colored usually with darker bands and hairy.
Honeybees are honey colored usually with darker bands and hairy.
Swarm Removal Services
Swarm Removal Services
Note: Swarm Removal Services are provided by the Members listed on our interactive map. (below)
Note: Swarm Removal Services are provided by the Members listed on our interactive map. (below)
Swarm Removal Services are not Provided by the Geauga County Beekeepers Association.
Swarm Removal Services are not Provided by the Geauga County Beekeepers Association.
Interactive Map Tutorial Video
How to use Interactive map.mp4Interactive Map
Double-click on the map to the right then choose Swarm Removal from the index on the left then click any swarm symbol that appears on map for contact information of that member
NOTE: you can uncheck any other services that might be checked to remove those symbols (from the last viewer) from being viewed.
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