[ceebs bailey]

It’s quite likely they are not honey bee but are hornets, yellowjackets, etc. This link should help: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Characteristics_of_common_wasps_and_bees

[ceebs bailey]

Hey Jennifer!

HoneyLove rents space to members annually at our bee yards. Send me an email if you’d like more info. ceebs@honeylove.org

[ceebs bailey]

Hey Eric! Let me go check my emails. Still recovering from a little surgery I had. Stand by.

[ceebs bailey]

Nice video!

[ceebs bailey]

Hey Eric! Please email me at ceebs@honeylove.org so we can discuss your options placing your bees at the Sanctuary. Thanks!

[ceebs bailey]

I think all of us are much less inclined to create neighbor issues surrounding our bees than this. For those of us who worked so hard to get urban beekeeping legalized, no problems is a good thing. No need to sensationalize something that’s not there; we are happy to provide education on the topic to help quell misinformed fears.

[ceebs bailey]

Have them email me at ceebs@honeylove.org and I can make a trusted referral.

[ceebs bailey]

Hey CJ! The church will need to contact a professional beekeeper to remove these bees due to the risk involved: height, needs a team, insurance, property owners, etc. Lots of ramifications. They can check the “Rescue Bees” link on the HoneyLove website or email ceebs@honeylove.org if they need a trusted referral. But it won’t (and shouldn’t be) free.

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[ceebs bailey]

Hey Olivia! If you don’t find what you’re looking for, we have rental space available for members in our downtown sanctuary. Email me if you need details. ceebs@honeylove.org

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[ceebs bailey]

Hey Zep! If you want to work with a mentor, we can make suggestions in your area. Email ceebsAThoneyloveDOTorg. You may also attend the monthly mentoring sessions for hands-on inspections.

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[ceebs bailey]

Hey Missy—do you have any photos to share? Are there any live bees at all and if so, what is their behavior? It does very much sound like they’ve been poisoned. Here’s a helpful article from Hilary: http://beekeepinglikeagirl.com/how-to-save-a-poisoned-beehive/

Susan should have experience in this situation, as well. Please try to take a closer look in the morning and give me a call if you want to discuss.

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[ceebs bailey]

Yes, unfortunately it has closed recently. Matt’s a good guy and I’m sure they will take care of you.

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[ceebs bailey]

Never mind. I see that you are. The bulletin board is for people looking for a place to keep bees or who have space to host. The Forum is the place to contact other beeks. No need to post on both. Carry on. Good luck with your bees!

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[ceebs bailey]

Hey Claudia—Are you a HoneyLove member?

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[ceebs bailey]

Your intention will be much better served seeking out a professional, licensed, experienced bee rescuer than finding someone who does it occasionally or without proper tools or knowledge.

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