Bumblebees have long pestered the United Kingdom and Europe, but why are people scared of them? The answer is simple, and Bumblebees can not only sting you; they can do it numerous times and not die, so if you disturb a nest and the colony attacks, you will be facing multiple stings from 40-500 Bumblebees. In addition, being stung could trigger a reaction called anaphylactic shock resulting in a fatality if you suffer from allergies to bee stings.

Where can you find these pests? 

They can be found in a range of places. The most common include cervices, between cracks or even most cavities around the home, including trees. Other places where they nest include garages or sheds. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to name you all as it is never-ending, and therefore, a Barlow Moor Bumblebee nest removal service near me is recommended to get rid of Bumblebees. How would you know what to treat with so many species if you don’t know what you are treating? In order to make your understanding clearer, let me describe some of the common types of bumblebees. 

The tree bee, also known as the Bombus hypnorum, is a species of bumblebee that is widespread in Europe. It is a relatively small bee, and it has a black body with yellow markings. The tree bee is unique among bumblebees because it nests in trees. It typically builds its nests in the cavities of old trees, but it has also been known to nest in buildings and other man-made structures.

The Northern white-tail bee, also known as the Bombus Magnus, is a bumblebee species native to North America. It is a large bee with a black body with white markings. The Northern white-tail bee is unique among bumblebees because it nests in the ground. It typically builds its nests in the burrows of other animals, but it has also been known to nest in man-made structures.

The Gypsy cuckoo bee, also known as the Bombus bohemicus, is a bumblebee species scattered across Europe. It is a small bee with a black body with yellow markings. The Gypsy cuckoo bee is unique among bumblebees because it nests in the nests of other bees. It typically parasitizes the nests of other bumblebees, but it has also been known to parasitize the nests of honeybees.

Are bumblebees social?

Bumblebees live a social lifestyle. However, Bumblebees are not nearly as social as other bees. Bumblebees live in small colonies, consisting of the queen bee and female worker Bumblebees. Within their colony, Bumblebees will take care of their young and share food within the colony!

Since Bumblebees have a perfect sense of smell, they are excellent at navigating through thick vegetation (like forests) to find their favourite flowers! Bumblebees prefer bright coloured flowers with lots of nectar, like red clover and purple loosestrife.

But they can be a nuisance, and if they affect your home, they need to be dealt with by a Barlow Moor Bumblebee hive removal expert.

You may think DIY products are the best way to get rid of bumblebees in your home, but they’re not. This can only be accomplished by an expert like Bardsley Bumblebee Nest Removal near me Service, who can remove these pests for good through professional Bumble Bee exterminators and treatments. We offer affordable prices with same day service! Call us today at 0161 776 9832