Say no to extermination 🚫 There is no need to kill a hive (unless they pose a serious threat to the safety of people and animals nearby). Even africanized hives can be requeened. Poisoning a hive not only impacts the bees you're exterminating but all the neighborhood bees and critters that come to take the honey and brood in the aftermath... They end up being poisoned too. So if you come across a bee hive, call a bee "removal" specialist where they can safely relocate your bees 🐝 Like Share to

For Bee Removal Call Eli (626) 487-6052 I completed an outdoor beehive removal in Rancho Cucamonga, California where honey bees had built a large, long-established hive inside a drawer. The bees were extremely active and defensive, but I carefully removed the comb and successfully located the queen, allowing for a safe and humane bee relocation. This colony had been there for years, and extermination was not necessary. The bees were preserved and relocated, with a follow-up visit scheduled in 5–