Would you consider yourself to be a person who enjoys gardening and the many pleasures it brings? Imagine reaching to trim a plant, and you accidentally disturb a Bumblebee’s nest. The bees will think you are an intruder and sting you. What’s worse, they are one of the very few species of bee that can sting multiple times and not die, leaving you with a dreaded problem of a Bumblebee’s nest attacking you. Those who are allergic to bee stings could go into something called “anaphylactic shock”, and you will require medical attention.

Bumblebees can be spotted flying around during springtime because that is when queens first start looking for places to set up new hives; these places include loft spaces, cavities in trees or walls, in the ground or in roofs and fascia boards the list goes on.

Once a bumblebee finds the perfect spot to build her new hive, she will start gathering nectar from flowers to make honey for herself and feed it to her eggs! She can lay up to 300 eggs in total. In about 6-10 days, the eggs hatch into larvae which will remain in the nest until they grow older and develop wings.

The best way to get rid of BumbleBees is by calling an experienced Bumble Bee exterminator who can safely relocate all types of bees.

Let us know if you need Baguley Bumblebee hive removal services! We are happy to help remove any pests quickly and discreetly for you!

A couple of common Bumblebees and their habits 

Buff-tailed bumblebees are common throughout Europe and North America. Its name originates from its tail which is a buffy-orange colour. They are about 20mm long and have a black body with yellow stripes. Their colonies are social beehives, consisting of between 50-500 individuals. There is only one female bee who can lay eggs; the rest of the colony are all-male drones.

North American natives, the Southern cuckoo bumblebees, eat pollen and nectar from flowers near open grasslands and forest clearings. Southern Cuckoo Bees vary in colour from yellowish brown to deep brown, with white bands that resemble the “vestal gown” worn by Roman priests. Pollen is collected in the scopa (abdominal structure) to feed brood cells, distinguishing drone bees. All females except young queens get plenty of pollen.

The gypsy cuckoo bee is a reasonably small bee, with queens measuring at around 15 millimetres long and workers measuring at approximately 10 millimetres long. The body of the gypsy cuckoo bee is black or dark brown, with pale yellow or white hair on the head and thorax. This hair is long and dense, making the gypsy cuckoo bee look very fuzzy. The tail of the gypsy cuckoo bee is a pale yellow colour and has a fringe of white hairs that sweep back from the tip.

Bumblebees are known for their bumbling around. Bumblebees feed on nectar from flowers and then gather pollen to bring back to their hives. There are about 250 species of Bumblebee found all over the world. Some live in cold climates like Canada or Russia, while others thrive in warm regions like Africa or Australia.

We understand that you want to do something about your bumblebees, but not using DIY products is essential. The pesticide issue is a big one, and if you’re not careful with the chemicals involved in these types of treatments, you could end up doing more harm than good. This is why we recommend calling an expert like Baguley Bumblebee nest removal near me service for help getting rid of those pesky bees once and for all!