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Swarm and Bee Nest Collection
Bee swarms are a seasonal and naturally occurring reproductive phase for bees. Bees will usually swarm close to their original hive site, hanging in a clump or a cluster while scout bees from the swarm look for a new place to live. The sooner you contact a beekeeper when seeing a swarm the better chance we have of capturing them.
Bee nests are places bees have found to live after they have swarmed. Bee nests can be found in hollow trees, chimneys, walls of buildings, or in the roof or floor. Bee nest removal can be time consuming and requires specialist equipment.
Swarm Collection
Name | Phone Number | Suburbs Serviced |
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Robert Wansbrough | 0419 312 051 | Eastern Shore (South Arm, Sorell to Hobart) |
Max Lewis
| 0448 958 943
| Lenah Valley, New Town, Moonah
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Bee Nest Collection
Tom Turbett | 0400 544 310 | Huon Valley, Kingborough, Channel |
Rob Barker | 0459 393 695 | East coast, Eastern shore, Hobart, Northern suburbs, Taroona
|
Kerry Churchill | 0417 324 985 | Forcett, Sorell, Dodges Ferry |
Erik Hayward | 6229 9245 | Within 40 minutes of Hobart CBD |
Claire Martindell | 0437 651 171 | Hobart area, Eastern shore, Acton, Sorell |
Brad Try | 0423 627 668 | South Arm, Sorell |
Andrew Edwards | 0439 403 536 | Eastern shore
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