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Swarm Removal
To be included on this page please contact Don, whose email address is at the bottom of this page
Disclaimer: Honeybee Australis takes no responsibility for the content of this page and makes no representations as to the nature of the services advertised or the character of any advertisers. This page is set up to put people who want bees removed in contact with beekeepers who are willing to remove bees. Bees usually swarm in spring or early summer. Swarming is the way bees reproduce and make more colonies. Often a swarm of bees will hang in a cluster before moving into their new home. Bees that are hanging in a cluster are usually removed by a beekeeper. If the bees move into an enclosed space such as a wall cavity usually the most economical way to get rid of the bees is to poison them. There is usually a charge for swarm removal things that beekeepers need to know are How accessible is the swarm? Below is a list of beekeepers prepared to deal with swarms of bees Queensland
New South Wales
Australian Capital Territory
Victoria
South Australia
Western Australia
Tasmania
Northern Territory
If you cannot find anybody on the list you could try the State Goverment Primary Indurtries dept, or the Clubs & Associations page in the beekeeping information page This page was conceived and written by Don Nairn For any comments alterations additions. Please contact
Don Nairn don_nairn@email.com |
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August
2008