swarm-list Mailing List: Re: Swarm - Pleasanton near Rose n Pleasanton blvd

[Gerald Przybylski (gtp000000]

    Perhaps the landlord is holding them for a friend, so someone will
    deal with them.
    
    Perhaps the landlord things there's a fee for relocating a swarm
    (because someone from the Mt Diablo swarm list dealt with the last
    one). 
    A reassurance that there's no fee may open things up. 
    
    Perhaps not aware of the risk the colony might be scouting out some
    location in a wall in the complex. 
    
    Swarms usually move on in a time frame of a couple of hours to a
    couple of days, once the colony reaches consensus. 
    (per Tom Seeley in Honey Bee Democracy)
    
    I'm used to explaining things, so you're welcome to pass along my
    phone number. 
    
    There's no dearth of swarms, and some are hanging around a loooong
    time before being claimed. 
    We don't have to get each one.  We are here to serve the members of
    the community who want to be served. 
    Can lead a horse to water... etc
    
    Jerry

On 5/19/25 9:01 PM, Bees & Beeks via swarm-list wrote:

This is a situation where tenant called in swarm at apartment complex joint parking spot so legally bees belong to owner of complex. Usually getting owners permission for free service is NOT an issue however this landlord refuse to give permission.  I’m debating about posting a note on Nextdoor regarding swarms and that even if they leave they might make home inside wall or property and cost money to extract.

Mimi 

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On May 19, 2025, at 5:26 PM, Nha Toi <2nha.toi [at] gmail.com> wrote:



Thanks Mimi, info shortly

On Mon, May 19, 2025 at 5:25 PM Bees & Beeks via swarm-list <swarm-list [at] alamedabees.org> wrote:

I can get it.  Mimi 925-699-1626.
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> On May 19, 2025, at 5:23 PM, Nha Toi via swarm-list <swarm-list [at] alamedabees.org> wrote:
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> on small tree
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> Make sure you can leave w/in 30-45 of claiming, and come back after dark to pick up the whole swarm
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