12 how to move bumble bees - Best tips and tricks

Author: nurturing-nature.co.uk

Date Submitted: 24/01/2021

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Summary: May 21, 2011 | 0 commentsAll my articles, videos and work are funded by my teaching and sales of award winning bumblebee nest boxes, solitary bee boxe...

Author: insectcop.net

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Summary: If bumble bees have taken up residence on or near your home, you might be thinking about how to get rid of them. However, it’s probably best to let th...

Match the search results: If bumble bees have taken up residence on or near your home, you might be thinking about how to get rid of them. However, it’s probably best to let them be. Bumble bees play a crucial role in pollination and the food industry. Without them, we would have a lot less food and fewer flowers. Unfortunately, they’re not doing so well. Worldwide, bumble bee populations are declining. Because of their importance and their conservation status, the best thing you can do when you find a bumble bee nest on your property is to celebrate it and leave it alone. ...

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Date Submitted: 10/07/2021

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Summary: While moving a lawn & leaf bag near my compost pile I stumbled upon a nest of what I think are bumblebees. They appear to bee (ha) in a collection...

Match the search results: "Bumble bees are big, fuzzy insects recognized by almost everyone by their robust shape and black and yellow coloration. The common species are 3/4 inch in length or more. Like honey bees, bumble bees live in a colony where the adults care for the young (larvae) produced by a single queen. Bumble bee nests are small compared to honey bees, as each nest contains only a few hundred individuals. Also, unlike honey bees, a bumble bee nest is annual and is used only one year and then abandoned. Bumble bees may re-appear in the same area from one year to the next but they do not reuse an old nest. Bumble bee colonies are usually underground in a deserted mouse or bird nest though they are occasionally found within wall cavities or even in the clothes drier vent. ...

Author: buzzaboutbees.net

Date Submitted: 25/07/2021

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Summary: Updated 23rd February 2021Relocation of bumble bee nests needs to be undertaken carefully and safely, preferably to a spot where the bees will also s...

Match the search results: However, due to habitat destruction, especially the removal of hedgerows, many bumble bees are having to compromise, and a colony may even inhabit a compost heap, a bird box, a gap around a fascia board, an old upturned plant pot, or a space under the garden shed - or some places that humans would consider to be 'inconvenient'. ...

Author: laidbackgardener.blog

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Summary: Laidback GardenerWelcome to Larry Hodgson’s worldBumblebee nest. Photo peacebeefarm.blogspot.comQuestion I have a bumblebee nest in the ground at th...

Author: bumblebeeconservation.org

Date Submitted: 31/01/2022

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Summary: We receive lots of enquiries about nests. We hope you find the guidance on this page and our FAQs page useful.Please note Staff from the Bumblebee Co...

Author: honeybeesuite.com

Date Submitted: 10/02/2022

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Summary: Home » Bee Blog » How to move a bumble bee nestAfter spending many hours selecting the perfect nesting site, bumble bee queens often select a spot tha...

Match the search results: If you have any information about how close is too close to move bumble bees I would love to know, as I am moving some tonight laughing. I’ll keep looking on the internet but eventually would love to know if two blocks is to close that’s supposed to a mile, that sort of thing. Thanks! I’ve always loved your blog. This is Brian from Urban bees and gardens in Portland, Oregon. ...

Author: beehiveshoppe.com

Date Submitted: 26/02/2022

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Match the search results: 1) Mixing up a vinegar spray is an easy way remove bumble bees. Mix equal parts of vinegar and water and put it into a spray bottle or can. Be sure to wear protective clothing and spray the hive at night while the bees are resting. This should do the trick ! ...

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Date Submitted: 06/03/2022

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Summary: I'm looking for advice about relocating a bumble bee hive. I've done a bit of research, but I'm still not positive that I've got all the details down....

Match the search results: I agree, and hate the idea of disturbing them.. . .however because this is a public site I face 2 challenges: 1) many people have an irrational fear of bees (also snakes) and no matter what you tell them, it doesn't matter - the irrational fear overrides the science and logic. 2) I can't trust everyone to read signs, heed warnings, do the right thing, etc. Where this hive is located, someone would inevitably decide they needed to get a closer look, disturb or otherwise try to destroy it, in which case the bees would be aggressive and someone might get hurt. My heart bleeds for the bumble bees, but I am a realist and a pragmatist and sometimes have to make sad choices. Sweet - perhaps I should put a silk scarf and a book in the box we made for these bees. :-) ...

Author: capitalregionbeekeepers.ca

Date Submitted: 13/03/2022

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Summary: Capital Region Beekeepers Association During the start of the beekeeping season – early spring – the CRBA receives a number of reque...

Match the search results: The CRBA typically deals with two types of bees – honey bees and bumble bees. Honey bees are generally smaller than bumble bees and also less fuzzy. Here’s a picture that highlights the difference in fuzziness. ...

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Date Submitted: 08/07/2022

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Summary: If asked to name a key pollinator in the United States, you’re likely to think first of the honey bee. Native to Europe, honey bees were introduced to...

Match the search results: If asked to name a key pollinator in the United States, you’re likely to think first of the honey bee. Native to Europe, honey bees were introduced to North America during the 1600s and have been busily pollinating our crops and other plants ever since. But native bees play critical roles as pollinators as well, and among these indigenous insects, bumble bees are champs. ...

Author: wikihow.com

Date Submitted: 20/07/2022

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Summary: Last Updated September 22, 2021 References This article was coauthored by Steve Downs and by wikiHow staff writer, Jessica Gi...

Match the search results: Bumble bees are top pollinators and they're pretty cute, but if you or a loved one has an allergy, bumble bees can be problematic. Instead of exterminating the bees with harsh insecticides, try natural solutions using things you probably already have around your home. If you change the habitat, bumble bees usually move on pretty quickly. Here are some effective strategies listed from gentlest to harshest to get you started! ...