Fresh Bee Swarm Spotted in Calimesa - Rescued Before They Moved In
A fresh swarm of honeybees resting in a tree in Calimesa - we relocated them quickly before their scout bees could find a permanent home in someone's walls.
Spotted in Calimesa - a fresh swarm of bees resting in a tree!
When honeybee colonies grow, they naturally split and the queen takes off with a large group of bees to find a new home. While they search for a permanent spot, they cluster together on tree branches - just like this one we rescued in Calimesa - to keep the queen safe and warm. They are literally just resting!
The Good News
Swarming bees are generally very docile during this resting phase because they don't have a home or honey reserves to protect. Plus, removing them from a branch is a quick, gentle process.
The Catch
They won't rest on that branch forever. If they aren't relocated quickly, their scout bees will find a permanent home - which often ends up being a chimney, wall cavity, or roof eave.
Don't Wait for Them to Move Into Your Walls
If you spot a swarm cluster on your property in Calimesa or the surrounding San Gorgonio Pass area, act fast. As beekeepers ourselves, we ensure every single hive we rescue is safely relocated to one of our own local apiaries, where our dedicated team properly cares for and manages them.
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