Bee Hive😳 | Imamother

amother

OP ↓

Thu, Sep 12 2024, 9:20 pm

There is a massive beehive attached to a tree in my backyard.
How do I get rid of it???

mommy2b1

Thu, Sep 12 2024, 9:41 pm

We had a small one and sprayed it with raid hornet spray and they all died instantly

amother

↑ OP ↓

Thu, Sep 12 2024, 10:06 pm

meeze wrote:

Exterminator

Any reccomendations of an exterminator in Bklyn?

Juicy

Thu, Sep 12 2024, 11:14 pm

mommy2b1 wrote:

We had a small one and sprayed it with raid hornet spray and they all died instantly

This is what we do too

GLUE ↓

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 2:37 am

Find out if it's a bee Hive or a wasp hive.

It's illegal to kill bees in NY state, if it really a bee hive people will come to your house and remove it for free.

amother

Bone ↓

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 7:38 am

GLUE wrote:

Find out if it's a bee Hive or a wasp hive.

It's illegal to kill bees in NY state, if it really a bee hive people will come to your house and remove it for free.

Brooklyn really doesn't have bees. We have horrible horrible wasps and hornets.

MrsEsther

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 7:45 am

Yes I also have a large wasp hive on my tree too! What do we do?

vintagebknyc ↓

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 9:27 am

amother Bone wrote:

Brooklyn really doesn't have bees. We have horrible horrible wasps and hornets.

Brooklyn has tons of bees, and beekeepers! There are apiaries at the museum, in Red Hook and Gowanus, I have friends with one in Kensington.

This sounds like a wasp nest though, and you need an exterminator.

amother

Scarlet

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 9:29 am

mommy2b1 wrote:

We had a small one and sprayed it with raid hornet spray and they all died instantly

Op do not do this if you have a massive hive. Hundreds of bees can come out and attack you. Call a professional

giftedmom

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 9:40 am

amother Scarlet wrote:

Op do not do this if you have a massive hive. Hundreds of bees can come out and attack you. Call a professional

Dh did it with a massive nest and smaller ones. The sprays are designed to spray from up to 6 ft away. Spray at dusk when activity is low. Bh he was never stung. Really brave though. I stayed inside or at a safe distance lol.

amother

↑ OP ↓

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 12:26 pm

Anyone have an exterminator to reccomend to get rid of it?

Amarante ↓

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 12:49 pm

Please don’t call an exterminator if this is a beehive.

There are beekeepers who will move the hive without killing the bees. Bees are an important element of the ecosystem to keep the plants fertilized.

If it is a wasp or hornets nest, that is different and they can be killed as they don’t serve an important ecological need in terms of plants.

amother

Almond

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 12:57 pm

Anyone know what large fuzzy ones are?
Also I don’t think a beekeeper would be able to reach my hive. They enter through a crack in the cement of the wall on the side of the steps going down to my basement.

↑ GLUE

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 1:03 pm

amother Almond wrote:

https://leafyplace.com/types-of-bees/

Hope this helps.

Aurora

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 1:07 pm

Amarante wrote:

Wasps and hornets are also super important. They eat bugs that would eat the plants and/or bother you. I know they're scary, but they are very necessary also.

↑ vintagebknyc

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 1:15 pm

amother Almond wrote:

Large, fuzzy ones are bees

↑ Amarante ↓

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 3:48 pm

Aurora wrote:

Wasps and hornets are also super important. They eat bugs that would eat the plants and/or bother you. I know they're scary, but they are very necessary also.

I didn’t mean to seem anti hornets or WASPS 😂 but bees are having a death rate which is impacting pant fertilization.

l know beekeepers will move hives. I don’t know of people who do that for WASPS which can also be destructive to one’s home.

amother

Brickred

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 4:31 pm

vintagebknyc wrote:

Large, fuzzy ones are bees

I had no idea, I always thought the smooth non fuzzy ones were bees. So the smoother black and yellow ones are wasps?

↑ Amarante

Fri, Sep 13 2024, 4:34 pm

amother Brickred wrote:

I had no idea, I always thought the smooth non fuzzy ones were bees. So the smoother ones are wasps?

There are different varieties of bees.

I am nit an expert but I think the bumblebees and honey bees are furry.