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Chequerbent Bumblebee Nest Removal

While Bumblebees may seem harmless and not really an issue, they will continue to reproduce once these nests are left alone. A minor issue today turns massive in no time. Once you have a large nest on your property, they pose a grave threat to your kids or pets as they can every be aggressive when their nest is disturbed. Suppose you have a condition where you are allergic to bee stings. In this case, you need to contact a Chequerbent Bumblebee hive removal specialist before you get stung because then you could be going into anaphylactic shock, and the results could be fatal.

These creatures have been annoying humans since the beginning of time. However, they are durable and highly adaptable as they have proved that all these years they tend to make nests widespread across your home but most common places include.

Behind fascia boards, in the ground, garages and lofts, roof spaces and cracks in the wall, they also tend to like crevices and compost heaps to compost bins but ideally, they could be anywhere.

The Tree bee, also known as the Northern or European honeybee, is a bumblebee species found in Europe, Asia, and North America. These bees are generally about 1 inch long and have a black body with yellow markings. They live in colonies of around 50-200 bees, and the queen can lay up to 800 eggs per day. Tree bees nest in wooded areas or gardens, and they will sting if their hive is threatened.

The Early bee (Bombus pratorum) emerges as soon as possible, which can be as early as the month of March, and they tend to nest in the ground if they have a choice. They will sting viciously if you come near their colony with little warning, and no amount of persuading them to stop will help until the threat has left.

Early bees tend to form colonies anytime from 12-50 members strong when it comes down to it. However, for this reason, there's no real concrete way of telling what size any given colony is going to be when they're outside.

The Common carder bumblebee (Bombus pastorium) is a species of bumblebee found in the United Kingdom and parts of mainland Europe. They are black and brown and range in size from 12-17 mm long. These bees nest in colonies of up to 400 individuals and are distinguished by their short, yellow-white fur.

The Common carder bee feeds on pollen and nectar from a variety of flowers, including hyacinths, buttercups, knapweed and thistles.

The Importance of Choosing an Expert: When it comes to getting rid of bumblebees, you need only select the best experts. Do-it-yourself products may seem like a good idea, but they can often do more harm than good. This is why you need a professional service like Chequerbent Bumblebee nest removal service. We have years of experience in dealing with these pests and know exactly how to get rid of them effectively.