Bee Swarm and Stinging pest removals
Before contacting us to investgate a sighting please ensure that you looked at our reference guide below and have photos and/or video to provide us with.
Retrival and removal costs:
Honey Bees Honey bees are pollenators, are extremely valuable to the environment. Only a registered Ontario beekeeper can safely retreive a swarm, rehome it and care for it in an Apiary. Honey bee swarms must be retrieved as soon as possible and inspected/treated for desease or they will die. In most cases we offer free Honey bee swarm removal. In the case that you have a honey bee swarm near you, please call immediately 613-612-4825 we will make every effort to attend quickly.
Bumble bees are pollenators and are an endangered species. Removal and attempted relocations often causes the death of the colony. Bumble bees are passive and unthreatening. They are comonly refered to as flying Pandas due to ther gentle nature. Bumble bees should be left alone until Fall as they will leave on their own
Yellow Jackets, Wasps, Hornets and other stinging pests
If your stinging pest's nest can be reached by hand, removal is cheap and quick. If the nest removal requires a ladder, removal of pannels or flashing; Hourly costs will apply.
Email: Honey@Findlaycreekapiary.ca for more information.
Species info | Species | colony or nest |
Honey BeePopulation 5,000 - 30,000 Defensive temperment Stinging incidents within 5 meters: Rare unless disturbed |
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Bumble beePopulation: 10-100 Passive Stinging incidents within 5 meters: Very Rare unless disturbed |
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Yellow JacketPopulation 50 - 500 Very agressive Stinging incidents within 5 meters: Highly Likely |
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Bald Faced HornetPopulation 50 - 500 Agressive Stinging incidents within 5 meters: Likely |
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