SWARM CAPTURE AND HONEYBEE RELOCATION

Are honeybees swarming in your yard, home, lawn, car or outbuilding? Please do not kill them.

Swarms are Mother Nature's way of spreading honeybee genetics. The bees are simply looking for a new home and can be relocated.  Usually honeybees will not bother anyone if left alone while swarming because they don't have a home to protect, but they will sting to protect the queen who can be found in the center of the mass of bees.

If you do find a swarm, help us help the dwindling honeybee population by getting them out of your hair and putting them to work pollinating plants and producing honey in a new and safe location.

IF YOU HAVE FOUND A SWARM , PLEASE CONTACT:

Bob Albertson - Cluster Springs - 434-579-9190
Donna Anderson - Virgilina - 434-579-5703
Don Britt - Scottsburg - 434-471-3986
Mary Helen Stanley - Halifax - 434-579-2553
Matt Staton - South Boston - 229-322-9167
Jim Ziegler - Halifax County - Nathalie - 434-446-8797