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Bumblebee, Honeybee and Wasp Removal. We collect and remove Bumblebee nests, Honeybee swarms and colonies and treat and remove Wasps nests. The Tree Bee Society is a U.K. Government registered not for profit Community Interest Company… Read full description
Bumblebee, Honeybee and Wasp Removal. We collect and remove Bumblebee nests, Honeybee swarms and colonies and treat and remove Wasps nests. The Tree Bee Society is a U.K. Government registered not for profit Community Interest Company (CIC), our core aim is to save and protect Great Britains Bumble and Honey Bees.
We do this by funding research projects, educational talks, public speaking and by providing a unique and highly specialised bee removal service from domestic and commercial properties for bees that have come into conflict with mankind.Through our award winning rescue and removal service, we can successfully remove these conflict colonies from all over the UK back to our field in the North West of England.
Colonies are taken from chimneys, roofs, walls — anywhere a swarm of honeybees can move into a property. Quite often these colonies can cause problems within the building they’re in, honey can cause damp issues as well as block up cavities.
Many colonies will be killed by pest controllers and local authorities, which isn’t always guaranteed to kill the colony.Bumblebees will quite often nest in soffits, under decking, bird boxes and other easily accessible cavities around our homes. The bumblebee we most often get calls for is Bombus Hypnorum, or the Tree Bee.
These bees can most often be found in loft spaces and bird boxes and are most noticeable during their breeding season, where the bees appear to be swarming. They are identified by their ginger backs and white tails. Like the honeybees, we can successfully remove these nests and bring them back to our field for the remainder of the season.
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