3359 days ago

Bee Swarms

Charles from Tamahere

If you find a swarm of bees and want a beekeeper to take care of it, to grow our bee population, please call Charles on 021 964000 any time.

Swarming bees will settle in a tree or on a structure while they are looking for a new home. They are very unlikely to sting. They will stay in a large clump for warmth and to protect the queen for a few hours so that is the time for the beekeeper to provide them with a hive for their new home.

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