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Professional Services in Ramsbottom Honey Bee Nest Removal

Honey bees are basically social insects as they live in colonies. You can identify them by their two pairs of wings and a pair of compound eyes. Honey bees are the most profitable bees to humans in terms of pollination and, as the name suggests, making honey.

How honey bees live

A honey bee nest or hive consists of the queen bee, worker bees, and male bees. The bees are very territorial and resort to stinging intruders if they feel threatened. Worker bees are therefore tasked with guarding the hive against infiltration by bees from other hives or any other threat to the nest. Ramsbottom honey bee nest removal in such cases becomes necessary so as to avoid human-bee conflict. If consulted, Young’s Pest Control will undertake your Ramsbottom honey bee nest removal or relocation safely so as to prevent the possibility of someone being attacked by the bees.

Bees usually communicate with one another by releasing some pheromones, which are insecticides that can be understood by other bees. As a result, a bee can distinguish between workers, male drones and queen bees, as well as bees from other colonies. If there is an unidentified individual around the nest, then they are likely to attack. Both children and adults are, therefore, at risk of being stung if the nest is built close to the house. You should, therefore, call for professional honey bee control experts to avoid this.

Wild bees mostly make their nests in hollow spaces found on trees or between rocks. They do, however, sometimes make their hives in people’s houses. Ramsbottom honey bee nest removal should be carried out professionally to avoid getting stung and stop the irritating buzzing noise made by the bees. Youngs Pest Control is well equipped for honey bee hive removal tasks.

Dangers posed by honey bees

Even though honey bees are very useful insects, they pose a serious threat to human beings and animals. When they sting, the barbs on their stingers get stuck on the victim. The stingers are pulled out of the bee’s body, and thereafter it dies.

Reproduction

Honey bees reproduce by swarming. This is a process whereby a young queen leaves the nest accompanied by worker bees as they go looking for a new place to form their own colony. Professional honey bee swarm removal is, therefore, necessary as they move in large numbers, and an attack may be fatal. Honey bee swarm removal should, therefore, never be attempted by untrained persons. Luckily, Young's honey bee control experts will quickly respond to your call, irrespective of whether it is day or night.