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A friend of mine has inquired several times about having hives put on their land – both for adding to the biodiversity of the land and flora, but also for the State Agriculture Exemption that includes having honeybees as livestock. Every county can decide how many hives per acre are required, and the tax exemption […] 
Honeybees moved into this space over a bedroom (in the joist space between floors) about a month and a half ago. The bees were not a problem for the homeowner, however, they were concerned for the safety of their dogs – so called to have the bees removed. The bees are entering at the junction […] 
The tenant in this condo has seen bee activity since he moved in last November. Given the number of holes in the side of the building – I am not surprised at all. He had a sticky spot on the upstairs wall of his home – which alerted him to the possibility of honeybees in […] 
These bees were occupying space in 2 irrigation control valve boxes. Lawn maintenance crews would not go near the boxes with bees, so I was called in to perform the honeybee removals. Each hive was very small, and had queens that looked to be well mated (from the eggs and larvae pattern in the […] These bees moved in to a “yard art” straw skep about a year ago. The top 2/3 of the skep was capped honey, and the bottom 1/3 was brood comb. The queen was found after all the comb had been removed and was placed in the commercial Langstroth hive. The homeowner wanted to keep the […] This last 2 weeks (March 30-April 9 2013) have been “swarm week”. I’ve received no less than 20 calls per day for swarm pickups in people yards, trees, houses, squirrel habitats, school yards, and more… I even caught a swarm that was just innocently crossing the road while I was between calls! Removal – Monday […] |
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