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Florida Bee Removal– Stories From The Hive: Nuisance Honeybees at Open-Air Bar

by Florida Bee Removal | Apr 12, 2019April 11th, 2019 | Insect Control Blog

Nuisance honeybees pose unique challenges when they appear as investigators or remnants of swarms and bee relocations. Bee investigators may search...

A Day in the Life of the Master Bee Remover

by Florida Bee Removal | Feb 21, 2019March 13th, 2019 | Insect Control Blog

In January 2010, the Apian team traveled 30 miles South of Clewiston to remove and relocate 20 established bee colonies from several farm...

Honeybee Natural Relocation By Swarming

by Florida Bee Removal | Feb 13, 2019February 12th, 2019 | Insect Control Blog

Honeybees utilize swarming as a means to relocate or reproduce. Four ways that honeybees relocate are reproduction, absconding, artificial...

Florida Bee Removal– Stories From The Hive: Honeybee Relocation From Utility Structures

by Florida Bee Removal | Jan 21, 2019March 13th, 2019 | Insect Control Blog

Honeybees often swarm and form colonies in electric pedestals, telephone communication units, water meter housings, and other utility equipment....

Honeybee Relocation Along Florida’s Highland Ridge

by Florida Bee Removal | Jan 9, 2019January 9th, 2019 | Insect Control Blog

Late December 2018 was warmer and wetter than usual. These conditions have promoted lush vegetation growth, which has produced early nectar and...

Our New Website is Live!

by Florida Bee Removal | Nov 27, 2018November 28th, 2018 | Insect Control Blog

We’ve been working on a new site for the last month, and we’re pleased to say it’s finally live! What do you think of it? Got any...

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