Pinellas County Honey Bee Nest in Tree

Pinellas County Honey Bee Nest in Tree

We get many calls about Honey bee nests that are attached to tree branches and not inside a tree hole. Usually, these are Africanized Honey Bees( AHB or 'Killer Bees' in popular lexicon)


Such nests are dangerous if disturbed, or if they fall to the ground.and should be removed as soon as possible

closeup of honey bee nest on tree branch

 
The origins of wild honey bees found in Florida, are often comprised of Africanized Honey Bee sources. When a nest is newly formed it may be considered gentle and nearly non-defensive. But as the nest grows larger, the bees become more defensive and are often sonsidered 'mean'. We've had many clients experience mass stinging events when they are mowing, edging or some other activity that did not provoke stinging just a few days before. AHB can send thousands of Stinging workers to the percieved animal or human threat. Our European Honey Bees that are managed by beekeepers respond with only a few stinging workers

Honey bee nest in magnolia tree

Whatever the name, they can pack quite a wallop of a sting, and removals should be left to the pros.If you come in contact with these stinging insects, call the experts.Contact the stinging insect specialists: Our staff consists of  graduate entomologists, registered beekeepers, Florida licensed pest control operators. We carry commercial workmen's compensation and liability insurances. Call now! 1-855-930-BEES or visit AllFloridaBeeRemoval.com

One of our professional bee removal trucks

Contact the Stinging Insect Experts at (855) 930.BEES (All Counties in Fla.) or submit a bee removal FREE inspection here!

• Mr. Jonathan Simkins B.S. & Richard Martyniak M.Sc.
• Stinging Insect Entomologists
• 4 State Licensed Pest Control Operators on Staff
• 5 State Registered Bee Keepers on Staff
• (855) 930.BEES (All Counties Florida)
• ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com
• Bee Safe!

Monteocha FREE Hornet Nest Removal

Photo of a lovely Hornet Nest we removed for Dr. Cindy, DVM in Monteocha. The nest was located in a yard that her goats frequent, and the risk was just too high to leave them there.
We still have slots available for FREE Hornet nest removals. Call us at 800.343.5317 to see if Your hornet nest qualifies!

Archer FL, Free Hornet Nest Removal

Free Hornet Nest Recipient

Here's the latest recipient of our FREE Hornet Nest Removal program going on Right now!  Mrs. Anne Martenson, of Archer, called us because she was concerned about her 2 year old grandson, who walks underneath this Hornet nest every day, going out to get the mail. (He's a big boy!). You can see the nest up above her left shoulder.

Mrs. Martenson was so glad to hear that this Hornet nest qualified for our Free hornet nest program, she started crying, as her and her husband are on a very tight budget with Social Security being their primary source of income these days.

If you have a Hornet nest and are looking for free removal, go to our Free Hornet Removal post, and see if you qualify!  Click here to check it out

Richard Martyniak, M.Sc., Entomologist
http://ALLFloridaBeeRemoval
800.343.5317

Jacksonville Yellow Jackets nearly cost this man his life:

Jacksonville: John Whittet was investigating a snake sighting in his backyard, when he was startled by hundreds of YellowJacket wasps. Within seconds they were covering his arm and attacking his face.
John's motorized wheelchair became stuck in sand as he tried to exit the area. He said to himself, " Oh Lord, this is going to be it".
ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com removed John's yellow jacket nest today, and in the photo above, you can see John looking at the nest that nearly cost him his life.
Interview video and more story to follow later here at http://ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com
Richard Martyniak, M.Sc., Entomologist

Alachua Yellow Jacket Nest Removal

We received a call from a client in Alachua, one of the most beautiful towns in Florida! But alas, her beauty was being interupted by nasty, defensive YellowJacket wasps, who had decided to build an underground nest right in her front yard. She and her son had been stung and she needed the nest removed properly!

I was able to excavate the nest after treatment, and show you how cool these yellow jacket nests are. They are protected by an envelope of 'paper' that the wasps make from tree bark and saliva. The envelope protects the nest from water and other liquids, so if you try to pour hot water or gas down the hole, it usually doesnt work!

Bee safe, call the entomologists at http://ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com for yellow jacket removals done Right! 800-343-5317

Tavares Yellow Jacket Removal

This is a Vespula maculifrons nest, aka the Eastern Yellowjacket. We don't see too many of these species of Yellowjackets in Central Florida, instead we see their cousin, Vespula squamosa, the Southern Yellowjacket, which can attain huge nest sizes of over One million individuals!

The Eastern Yellowjacket nests stay relatively small, maybe getting to the size of a large watermelon at their largest. They only have one queen per nest,which limits the reproductive output, hence the nest size as well.

This one was maybe the size of a large softball, but still had plenty of firepower, as I suffered a few stings myself!

For Tavares or central florida yellowjacket removal, contact us at ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com or 800-343-5317

Clermont Hornet Nest

Clermont Hornet and Yellow Jacket Removal

We are getting plenty of calls for Hornet removal, now that it's late summer. Hornets, (actually a large yellow jacket wasp), start building a paper nest in early spring, and in late summer and fall, become large enough to start stinging with force.
Hornet Control can be difficult, as the nests can contain up to about 500 individuals, with nearly all of them capable of delivering quite a wallop!
Don't risk getting stung, call the pros at http://ALLFloridaBeeRemoval.com 321-206-5100 or toll free at 800-343-5317
Richard Martyniak, M.Sc., Entomologist

Tallahassee Hornet nest removal

We removed this small hornet nest in Tallahasee today. It was located near a dog hotel, and posed a threat to the doggies. Hornets here in Fla. are actually a large yellowjacket wasp, and build aerial nests off tree limbs, structures, under boat covers, just about anywhere. We start getting calls in summer, as the nests start getting larger, and by fall, this nest may have grown to a large watermellon size with several hundred individuals. For proper hornet removal in Florida, call us at 800-343-5317

• Mr. Jonathan Simkins B.S.& Richard Martyniak M.S.
• Stinging Insect Entomologist
• 4 Licensed Pest Control Operators on Staff
• 5 Registered Beekeepers on Staff
• (855) 930.BEES (All Counties in Fla.)
• Bee Safe!