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Swarm Collection

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If you spot a honey bee swarm, it’s great to report it so the bees can be safely relocated and protected. Swarming is a natural part of their life cycle, but they need a safe place to settle. Here’s what you can do:

1  Stay Calm

Bees are usually not aggressive when swarming, as they don’t have a hive to defend. CLICK HERE to know for sure if they are honey bees.

2  Don't Disturb Them

Avoid disturbing the swarm. The bees are simply looking for a new home.

3  Contact Us

Contact us for a free swarm collection. We serve Buckinghamshire and its surrounding areas. Please use the what3words map below to pinpoint the swarm. Copy the link and put it in the form below.

4  Provide Details

Try to give as much detail as possible—where you saw the swarm, the size, and how long it's been there. If possible, please take a picture so we'll know where and how high the swarm is. The more info, the better!

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Report A Swarm

Please fill out the form with details about the swarm and include a picture to help us understand better. Thank you!

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Thanks for reporting a swarm! We will message you if we need more details.

Or give us a quick call

07926 444328

We offer free swarm collection in and around Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.

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We are also members of the BBKA swarm collectors for safe bee swarm removal.

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You can find us HERE.

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