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What should you do if a swarm of bees takes up residence in your home or garden?

May 31, 2017admin

When honey bees swarm, a large proportion of the honey bees leave their nest in search of a new location to start a new colony and that place can be anywhere that is warm and dry. But honey bees are under threat and feral colonies appear to be in decline …
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