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Northern Colorado Beekeepers Association |
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These are pictures of wasp nests - they are NOT honey bees |
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These are honey bee swarms. Yours may be much smaller and may be on a building, a tree, a post, a wall or even on the ground. |
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Honey bees build a nest of combs in a protected cavity. Usually the nest is in a hollow tree or in the walls or ceiling of a building. The entrance will normally be small. The following picture is an example. Notice the small opening into the building walls. |
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Please go to this site for more information on bee and wasp identification. |
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To see pictures of a swarm being collected click here |
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To see pictures of a hive being removed click here |
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If your pest is not a honey bee you may elect to buy commercially available sprays that can be applied from a distance or you may decide to contact a pest removal company. |
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© Copyright 2007 Northern Colorado Beekeepers Association For problems or questions regarding this Web site contact: boydfn@prodigy.net Home | This site was last updated 06/23/08 Space for this website was donated as a public service by www.fortnet.org |
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