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Swarm in wall cavity

10 Nov 2020 · Nick Batchelor

Hello! seeking help to capture a swarm located at 102 Keon Street, Thornbury inside a hollow core, cement sheet cladded boundary wall. We are Thornbury locals and have a newly acquired hive which we have been trying to attract the bees into. We have made various attmepts now for an hour or more to secure the swarm it seems to no avail, as the bees are still gathering around a hole on the wall which the queen appears to have entered through. We have a few in our hive box but the queen we believe is still inside the wall. The wall is a front boundary wall belonging to a property in Thornbury, address mentioned above, with a small hole which the bees are using to gain access to.



Much appreciated if you could please respond at your earliest convenience if you are able to help. Thanks in advance!


💬 Comments (23)

Julia
06 Nov 2023

Hello, we have bees living in our roof/wall. Been there for 12 months, accessing through small gap in the tin roof. We live remotely in Glomar Beach, 30 mins from Sale. Would like them safely relocated. Juliarlee@yahoo.co.uk

Alix Patterson
28 Sep 2023

Hi I have a swarm of bees entering through the brick work around my aircon in Wyndhamvale that I need safely removed. Tia alixpatterson82@gmail.com

Beck Withers
30 Dec 2022

Hi I have bees in the wall cavity. They are getting through gaps in the brickwork outside and making their way in via gaps between the inside brick wall in our lounge. We have tried foam rod to plug the gaps but I can hear them picking at it and half an hour after we have scooped 50 or more outside, they are back again. Many people are in holidays and are unable to help. We would be grateful for any help. Thanks

Kitika Patel
19 Sep 2022

Hi l have swarm of bees it’s above bedroom window in the wall or roof . Address :10 Rymill Way Truganina VIC 3029 Please if someone able to help remove would be great Thanks in advance. R

Katherine
26 Mar 2022

I need a LIVE bee relocation from Traralgon. You need to be confident in 2 stories high space. It's above bedroom window in the wall or roof. Katherineewings@students.federation.edu.au

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