Bee Removal Facts

This means limiting things like flowers and gardens, which some homeowners are not inclined to do. Unfortunately, this could lead the bees to construct hives and honeycombs near your home, bringing more bees and a bigger threat to the area.

Bee removal is not something homeowners should take lightly. In some cases, it may require the help of a professional. To better understand bees and the best ways to get rid of them, read these facts:

• Bees construct hives in areas that are half-hidden and exposed just enough to fly back and forth between food sites. Eaves, chimneys, and vents are typical locations where bees establish their home in YOUR home.
• Trees and bushes are other area bees congregate in before finding and building a permanent location.
• Bee hives typically contain around 10,000 to 50,000 bees. The average amount of honey found in a single hive is about 75 pounds.
• Bees travel in masses known as swarms. There are around 5,000 bees in a swarm.
• Effective bee removal usually entails removing not only the swarm of bees, but their hive as well. In some instances, removing just the hive without killing any bees will send a signal that they are not welcome and cause them to move on.
• Fire men are sometimes dispatched to handle extra large hives, while local beekeepers are called on to remove and take away the hive to their honey farms.

In any case, bee removal should be handled by a professional when possible. Some varieties of bees are particularly aggressive, like the Africanized honey bee, and need to be handled by professionals who know how to protect themselves against stinging.

While most bees do not attack unless provoked, they should not remain around homes. Pets and children can become vulnerable to bee attacks if playing outdoors for long time period of time. Bees are still pests, which means any pest control plan should have the goal of getting rid of them permanently from your property. Find more information on how to get rid of bees from a local pest exterminator company.

Bees are affected by the type of clothing people wear. for some reason, rough and dark clothing of wool or leather irritats them, which is why professional bee keepers wear light colored, smooth textured clothes when tending their hives. Some perfumes also aggravate bees, which will attack a moving target faster than they will an immobile one. Running or swatting at them only increases the chances of a sting.

So when a bee draws near, try to relax. It will probably lose interest in you once it finds out you are not a gladiola -- or an enemy.

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