Bumblebees can be dangerous around your home because they can sting you. If you are allergic to bee stings, you could have a severe anaphylactic shock reaction, which can be deadly. In addition, bumblebees sting multiple times without dying, so you could potentially get stung y a colony countless times if their nest is disturbed, so don’t take a chance; as soon as you notice a bumblebee nest, Give Youngs Bumblebee hive removal a shout.

Bumblebees can be found in a multitude of places, e.g. grasslands, meadows, forest clearings; they can even nest in places like attics, roof spaces, trees in the ground or bird boxes. These are just a few places, and you should take it that they can nest in any habitat around your house. Hence, a Bumblebee exterminator is imperative to keep your loved ones safe from stings.

What are Bumblebees?

Bumblebees are large, fuzzy insects that can be found worldwide. Since prehistoric times, these creatures had existed long before humans even walked the Earth. They are most commonly identified by their bright yellow colour and black stripes (species dependent). You may also recognize bumblebees by their loud buzzing sound, which is produced when they flap their wings at high speed. While bumblebees generally travel alone, you will sometimes see them travelling in groups of 500 or more! So if you’ve seen bee hives around your home lately, it’s crucial to get rid of Bumble Bees as soon as possible.

 Bee removal should always be left to the professionals – we can help! If you need help with bee removal today, don’t hesitate to contact our friendly team for Astley Bumblebee nest removal. With so many species around, how can you attempt removal yourself if you are unsure what you are dealing with? Below are a few common types of Bumblebee.

The Tree bee (Bombus hypnorum), also known as the Northern tree bee, is a species of Bumblebee. The Tree bee is found throughout most of Europe and North America. It is a social species that nest in cavities in trees. The tree bee is a generalist forager, feeding on a wide variety of flowers. This bee was first sighted in the UK in 2001. 

The White Tail Bee, Bombus lucorum, is a social bee first discovered in the UK in 1806. It is a medium-sized bee with a black thorax and a white abdomen. The White Tail Bee is a cavity nester, meaning that it nests in hollow trees or walls. It is also a eusocial bee, meaning it lives in colonies with a reproductive division of labour.

If you have found a Bumblebee Nest in your garden, please do not attempt to remove it yourself. This could prove to be very dangerous. Instead, we would advise seeking help from a professional pest control technician who can safely get rid of Bumblebee! Bee removal should always be left to the experts. If you need Bumblebee removal services, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team of Bumble Bee exterminators for assistance.

Our experts will provide the best and most effective solution for your needs. We can help you get rid of bumblebees today! Call a Bumblebee Nest Removal expert near you on 0161 776 9832 to schedule a free consultation with one of our specialists.