Contact us today, we will remove the swarm and relocate it to safe area.
- Swarming is the natural process of colony reproduction.
- The queen bee will leave the colony with a large group of worker bees, usually 60% of the colony.
- A swarm will usually gather in a tree or on a bush in the vicinity of the original colony to rest and send scouts out to look for a new location.
- The bees will cluster around the queen until the scouts have found a suitable location.
- Swarms in our area tend to take place between April & June.
- Bees in a hanging swarm tend to be non aggressive as they do not have a hive to defend, however always treat swarms with caution.
- A swarm usually relocates to a permanent spot within 24 hours.
