Georgia Bee Removal

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Bee sure to tune in to FOX 5 Atlanta tonight at 10 and 11 for a story about a removal we did today.

What are you doing this earth day??? Well we are out helping save the world by relocating this colony of honey bees to a more appropriate location. #earthday

It has started out to be a very busy year for bee removals. We wanted to share a few pictures of some of the ones we have already done this year.

This year we have been receiving a large amount of calls for mason bees. This is a solitary be that is often mistaken for honeybees. Check out our webpage for a little more information about them. We are always available to answer your questions and happy to assist you with and bee issue you may have at your home or business. https://gabeeremoval.com/mason-bee

Here is a great video of some of our beekeeping friends in Floyd County https://youtu.be/I_Kk_4EWAE4

We received a call today for some bees that were in a tree that had been cut down. We were able to relocate the bees and get them in a regular beehive.

See these here and there in the fall. This is a Queen Yellow Jacket. You can always tell by the reddish/orange color and of course the size (she’s 2-3 times bigger than a yellow jacket). A queen like this will find a place to hibernate through the winter then emerge out in the spring to start a new nest.

It is that time of the year where we remove lots of yellow jackets from inside homes. We removed this colony yesterday there had to have been 50 or more queens getting ready to go out and hibernate for the winter.

Working just a little bit south of Atlanta this morning removing a good size yellow jacket nest from over a garage.

We have been so busy lately. I have forgotten to do a post in a while. So here are a some pictures from a few removals we have done lately.

Took care of this Removal at the Robert Toombs house today. The bees filled the center section of the top of the column