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Honeybee Swarm CollectionWe are often called on to deal with swarms of honeybees during the summer, when they can cause considerable concern to householders. If this is in Melton Mowbray or within a very short distance we try not to charge for this service, but collecting a swarm usually requires two visits and if greater distances are involved we obviously need to charge expenses.
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| If you think you have a swarm of bees on your property the main thing is not to panic as swarming bees are very rarely aggressive unless severely provoked. If left alone, the swarm would almost certainly disappear in a matter of hours or days, but this is not recommended since it may take up residence in a roof, chimney or other place where it causes problems. Far better is to get the swarm removed by an experienced beekeeper who will ensure that the swarm removed completely and re-housed where it will not cause further inconvenience. |  |
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This photograph shows a swarm of bees which had landed on a rooftop being persuaded to enter a hive so that they can be taken away. This is done by ensuring that the queen is in the hive - the rest of the bees will follow (in theory). The hive was then removed later in the evening when all of the bees had settled down. This is why two visits are normally required to properly remove a swarm of bees. | |
If you have a swarm of bees on your property, give us a ring on (01664) 563563 and we may be able to help. If you are unsure whether what you have is a swarm of bees or not, please look at the British Beekeeping Association Swarm Help pages.
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