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Honey Bee Swarm Capture

Honey Bee swarms occur when a hive decides to split and create a new hive.  The old queen and thousands of worker bees will leave the hive and cluster in a temporary location.  During this time the swarm will send out scouts to look for a suitable new home.  The scout bees report back to the bees in the swarm cluster and the bees will vote on the new location. Once the vote is complete the entire swarm cluster will fly off to their new home.

Email us at seabeehoney@gmail.com to report a swarm and request us to pick it up. 










  • Home
  • Where We Fly
  • Our Products
    • Honey
    • Beeswax
    • Honey Tracer™ Software
    • Propolis
    • Pollen
    • Package Bees
    • SkiBee Wax
  • Services
    • Pollinator Presentations
    • Pollination Services
    • Sponsor A Hive
    • Swarm Recovery/Honey Bee Rescue
    • Products
  • Education
    • Recipes
    • School Materials >
      • Winnacunnet
      • Dondero
      • RES
      • Marston
    • Black Bear Alert
    • Pollinators of New England
    • Plants for Pollinators
    • Honey Bee Videos
    • Honey Bee Pictures
    • Honey Bee Facts
    • Honey Bee Facts
    • Murder Hornets
  • Blog
  • Seacoast Shark Watch
    • Sharks on the Seacoast
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Us
    • Where to Find