YOUR HOME FOR BEE, WASP, AND HORNET REMOVAL AND LIVE HONEY BEE RELOCATION
click species for detailed information and examples of nest
Paper Wasp
Ground Hornet
Paper Wasp
Nests can be found in sheltered areas, such as the eaves of a house, the branches of a tree. Wasps will generally attack if they or their nest are threatened.
Bumble Bee
Ground Hornet
Paper Wasp
Like the honey bee, bumble bees are important pollinators and we try to relocate them whenever possible. they often sting in defense of their nest
Ground Hornet
Ground Hornet
Ground Hornet
The hornet is aggressive. Their sting is repetitive and very painful. The hornet will make its nests in the ground, often hidden under and around garden plants.
Yellow Jacket
Bald Faced Hornet
Ground Hornet
Yellow Jackets are responsible for sending more people to the hospital than any other "bee" in the U.S. Typically they sting repeatedly . Yellow Jackets build nests in trees, shrubs, or in protected places such as inside man-made structures.
Honey Bee
Bald Faced Hornet
Bald Faced Hornet
Honey bees are disappearing. Therefore, Whenever possible, we capture the swarms live and relocate them to our apiary. This is very important since honey bees and bumble bees are the primary pollinators of our food supply. Pete has been working with bees for over forty years.
He is knowledgeable, competent, detailed, and honest.
Bald Faced Hornet
Bald Faced Hornet
Bald Faced Hornet
Bald-faced hornets are aggressive and will attack anyone or anything that invades their space. This makes bald-faced hornet removal somewhat difficult. These hornets have smooth stingers, so they can sting over and over again. Bald-faced hornet stings also carry venom that makes the stings hurt, itch and swell