swarm-list Mailing List: Re: Swarm in Newark fruit tree

[Gerald Przybylski (gtp000000]

    Aha. Well, Jeremy, it appears to be one of your neighbors.
    Could you and Penelope work out whether she should collect the
    swarm? 
    
    Technically, according to common-law,  it's up to the caller because
    bees are 
    wild, and not traceable or tethered.   
    They "Belong" to the property owner where they landed.  The caller
    can give them to whoever they want. 
    
    They could also move on in short order, so need to be attended to
    promptly.  
    
    I'm out of the loop unless you want to pull me back in. 
    
    Jerry

On 3/31/24 11:17 AM, Jeremy Fife wrote:

Yeh this is prob my hive, she is my neighbor but I'm 2 hours away right now visiting family.   I will be home later this evening. But not sure they will wait around 

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Subject: [ACBA Swarmlist] Swarm in Newark fruit tree

 

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