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Kerridge Bumblebee Hive Removal

Bumblebees are large, flying insects that are often mistaken for other bees. They can be black, brown, or yellow in colour and typically have a fuzzy appearance. Although they are not aggressive but will usually sting us if we threaten them, bumblebees can be a nuisance around the home. They often sting multiple times. In the event you are allergic to bee stings, it is vital to take precautions around bumblebees and avoid contact with them if possible, so the Kerridge Bumblebee Nest Removal service near me is best suited for the removal process.

When someone is stung by a bee, their body has an automatic response to fight back. Unfortunately, this also causes swelling and inflammation in parts of the face or respiratory system, which can be life-threatening if left untreated.

The reactions people experience vary depending on who they are--some might display symptoms similar to those seen during anaesthesia, while others may not react at all after being stung.

These pests are found all over the place! In nature, you'll find them under bridges and in crevices of rocks. Of course, they love taking up residence between decking boards as well if there is any handy space left - behind fascia or chimneys, for instance; but they also frequent bird boxes (especially those with tasty fare), cavities around homes like wall insulation areas near garages where food may accumulate over time-and compost heaps -- which seems logical since that's what feeds their massive populations!!

So unless one has experience dealing directly with these creatures, we advise that, and qualified exterminator only gets rid of bumblebees.

Types of Bumblebee 

Whitetail bumblebees are the largest and most common of the UK's bumblebees, measuring up to 19mm in length. They are black or dark brown with a white tail, hence their name. These bees can be found all over the UK, nesting in holes in the ground, under stones or in compost heaps from March to October. They do tend to sting when they are disturbed. Whitetail bumblebee colonies usually contain around 250-300 bees, and they mate from late April to early July.

The Heath bumblebee is a small, rusty-coloured bee that nests in the ground. They are usually very gentle and will only sting if they feel threatened. Each colony has around 50-200 bees, which mate once a year in the late summer. The females will then overwinter while the males die off. In the spring, the females will wake up and start to build their nests. Following the larva's hatching, the bees will then start to gather food for them.

The cuckoo bee (Bombus campestris) is a bumblebee about 9-14 mm long. It is black and yellow, with a white "bib" on its chest. They are ground nesters and are the only species of bumblebee in England that does not build a waxen brood comb. Instead, the cuckoo bee stings when threatened and can inflict a painful sting. Colonies can contain anywhere from 50 to 200 individuals, and they typically mate from late March to early July.

The temptation may be there when dealing with a bumblebee infestation to tackle it on your own, but this is not recommended. Bumblebees can become very aggressive if they feel threatened, and you could end up getting stung. Instead, it's best to consult professionals like Kerridge Bumblebee Nest Removal service near me, who can remove pests safely and quickly. Don't wait until the problem gets worse - contact Kerridge Bumblebee Hive Removal today for help!