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Tag Archives: Bee Swarm Removal

June 7, 2012
by Anita Deeley
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Swarm Call 3 – “There’s A Bee Swarm In My Bushes”

There’s A Bee Swarm In My Bushes A few days after retrieving the bee swarm off the “power lines”,  Brian and I received another swarm call.  “There’s honeybees everywhere in the air about 30 feet off the ground.” The caller … Continue reading →

Categories: Beekeeping, Swarms | Tags: Bee Swarm Removal, capturing a swarm, Honeybee Swarm, Swarm of Bees | Permalink

May 30, 2012
by Anita Deeley
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Swarm Call 2 – “There’s Another Bee Swarm Near The Power Lines”

The Queenless Swarm That Was Left Behind One day after capturing a swarm of bees on the “power lines”, I got another call from Beth.  “There is still a softball size swarm near the power lines.  Are you sure you … Continue reading →

Categories: Beekeeping, Milkweed Hive, Swarms | Tags: Bee Swarm Removal, Queenless Swarm, Swarm of Bees | Permalink

May 29, 2012
by Anita Deeley
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Bee Swarm Call 1 – “There’s A Bee Swarm On The Power Lines”

“There’s A Bee Swarm On The Power Lines” This year has been a record setter for the number of bee swarms in our area.  I think the warm winter and spring with periods of rain followed by bright sunny days … Continue reading →

Categories: Beekeeping, Milkweed Hive, Swarms | Tags: Bee Swarm Removal | Permalink

May 22, 2012
by Anita Deeley
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Flame Duct Tape, A Rock, Orange String And Debbie’s Bee Swarm

Debbie’s Bee Swarm Last Saturday, my friend Debbie and I were taking a bee workshop called “Overwintering Nucs”.  In the middle of drilling together a specialized bottom board for the nucs, Debbie gets a text message on her phone from … Continue reading →

Categories: Beekeeping, Queenless Hive, Swarms | Tags: Bee Swarm Removal | Permalink

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