Flixton Bumblebee Hive Removal

Warmer climates are something we all look forward to. We love to spend these days absorbing the sun doing some gardening, letting the kids run around in the garden playing. It’s a special time. With this comes another common pest known as Bumblebees; these flying hitmen are known for their aggressive nature when protecting their young or their home.

Once your kid or pet gets too close, and a Bumblebee stings them, they will then send out a signal alerting the rest of the hive, and a beautiful sunny day can turn on its head as each of these bees can sting multiple times, injecting venom with each sting without dying and worse if you or your family suffer from an allergic reaction to bee venom, this could trigger anaphylactic shock where your body forcefully rejects the venom causing you to feel weak and your breathing to become constricted, they must be identified and appropriately treated in such cases. With Flixton Bumblebee nest removal near me, exterminators can come out and identify the nest remove it, leaving you with peace of mind.

These creatures tend to nest virtually anywhere around your home; but their favourites include -bird boxes, roof spaces, trees, underground, crevices and cracks in the wall. They also move towards sheds, cavities(in the wall or anywhere around the home) and home insulation.

These are some of the most widespread species around.

The Heath bumblebee is a small, brown and yellow bee. They are typically around 12-16 mm long and can be found in England and Wales. These bees nest in the ground, typically under stones or in abandoned rodent burrows. They sting relatively infrequently and only when threatened. Heath bumblebees live in colonies of up to 50 individuals. The queen bee will emerge first and set up the nest. When she does, she will dig a small burrow with her jaws, collect pollen from any nearby flowers and lay eggs in it.

The Southern Cuckoo Bee, Bombus vestalis, is a small, black and yellow bee. They are usually around 15-20mm long and have a wingspan of 30-35mm. They nest in the ground, often using old rodent holes for their colonies. They were first found in Southern Africa, but this species of bee has spread all over the world. Local names for these bees include “cuckoo bees” and “naked-faced bees.”

The large garden bumblebee is black with orange stripes on its abdomen. 

Compared to females, the males are larger by up to 25%. They can grow 11-14mm in length and have a wingspan of 24mm. These average-sized, social bees make summer nests high in trees or bushes where they store honey drops for their young waiting below.

When threatened, this species starts to vibrate, which signals an attack warning to all other colony members within earshot.

If you’ve been struggling with a bumblebee infestation and need help, don’t take matters into your own hands. You can count on the Flixton Bumblebee Nest Removal service near me to get rid of the Bumblebees for you. We offer professional Flixton Bumblebee hive removal that ensures we will solve your problem, so you never have to worry about them again. Once our experts are done removing all traces of the insects from your property. Get in touch today to find out more information.