Tag Archives: Live bee removal

Newly Established Colony Relocated – Los Altos

Posted on September 12, 2012 by

September came and the late Summer swarms started. Two Sundays ago Walter contacted me saying a huge swarm moved into the attic of his home through the vent holes. I went for a site check that evening and then scheduled … Continue reading →

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Redwood City Bee Swarm Moving Around

Posted on June 8, 2012 by

Thursday night Sarah of Redwood City emailed me regarding a swarm that clustered up on their garden wall that’s about 4 feet in height and easy to access. Her family wanted someone to rescue them instead of having them killed. … Continue reading →

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Queenless Colony – Mountain View Bee Relocation

Posted on May 7, 2012 by

Jonathan contacted us a few weeks ago and this past Sunday we relocated a colony of honeybees from his attic. The bees were entering through the attic vent hole and because it was a two story house the best and … Continue reading →

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2012 Bee Rescues Begin – Menlo Park – Chimney Bees

Posted on January 27, 2012 by

Received a call from Megan yesterday regarding some bee activity near her chimney. She noticed some bees last year and smoked them, then they seemed to have disappeared but then recently reappeared. So I went for a site check this … Continue reading →

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Redwood City Bee Removal – Bee Hive in Tree Hollow

Posted on May 7, 2011 by

Yet another bee relocation in Redwood City. This time the colony is situated in a hollow of an oak tree. I was told that the hole was large enough to get my hand and arms through. Well… it was but … Continue reading →

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Redwood City Live Bee Removal – Sprinkler Valve Control Box

Posted on May 6, 2011 by

Received a call on the weekend from Dan saying that he had some bees move into his sprinkler valve control box, it was a new swarm that arrived on Sunday. I suggested that we wait about four days before the … Continue reading →

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San Jose Bee Removal – 15th Street Bees Rescued

Posted on April 30, 2011 by

Today was the scheduled live bee relocation of a swarm that moved in last Sunday. I wanted them to build some comb first so I have a better chance at finding the queen but today we didn’t find her as … Continue reading →

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Los Altos Hills Bee Removal – Site Check

Posted on January 30, 2011 by

Received a call from a Los Altos Hills homeowner a couple of weeks ago regarding a honey bee colony living in their multi-million dollar custom home. This house was nicely design with many quality and unique features. So last week … Continue reading →

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Palo Alto Cowper – Bee Removal Details and Pictures 8/21/2010

Posted on August 21, 2010 by

Dad and I rescued two honey bee colonies today in Palo Alto, CA. We arrived at Stuart’s place around 9:30AM and immediately started to set up for the day’s work on removing the two colonies living in the walls right … Continue reading →

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Palo Alto Cowper Bee Colonies – Site Check

Posted on August 18, 2010 by

Received a call from Stuart this afternoon as I was driving to my parent’s house after work. I didn’t pick up because I was driving but did call him back shortly after I arrived in Mountain View. Over the phone … Continue reading →

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