The
presence of bees—along with their nasty sting—can be enough to
dampen the many joys of warm weather. If you want to evict
the bees that
have moved onto
your property, you first need to understand the task at hand. The
information below will give you a better understanding of what you
need to do.
First
of all, you need to identify the type of bee that you want removed.
Bumblebees and honeybees are usually easy to get rid of. To
differentiate, honeybees have black and gold stripes, while
bumblebees have black and yellow. They may attack when in danger, but
are more conservative with their stings compared to wasps. The latter
are very hostile and will immediately swarm and attack when
threatened.
Bee
removal, done on your own, can be a time-consuming process, not to
mention dangerous. It’s best to consult
a professional beforehand.
Better yet, let the pros handle the task entirely.
Unless
the bees are causing damage or you’re allergic to them, sometimes,
it’s better for you to leave the bees alone. They tend to stay in
one place temporarily and will leave on their own in a few months’
time, anyway. However, if you’re living in fear or
your situation calls for the removal of the infestation (such as
children in your household),
contact your local pest control company for proper removal.
