swarm-list Mailing List: Re: Alameda Vector Control called - bee trees in 2 Oakland parks, public service

[J R (realrambo]

Helllo , i sent to both site with Vector control , one is slightly off the path in a tree trunk about 36” diameter , off the path , present no danger , wood  is very hard , onlt way to remove the bee is either by euthanasia which will only be a temporary solutionor cutting down the tree  , presented the alternative to use it as a teaching tool . 

Second site is a 10 feet log located at the bottom of a 20- 30 degrees slope , with multiples entries , only hazard is to people cutting the grass , it maybe possible to remove during the cold season .

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On Sep 2, 2025, at 9:30 AM, Elinor N. LEVINE via swarm-list <swarm-list [at] alamedabees.org> wrote:



If bees can’t be removed or redirected with entrance high up they will be exterminated. Can anyone look at these as a public service? City of Oakland is unlikely to pay.

1.) 2960 Peralta oak court in an Oakland park. In a tree, low down, he can meet you there to show location.

2.) Oakland city park at 8008 sterling drive. In Piece of trunk laying on ground

Vector Control contact’s personal cell: 

Elio 510-520-3248

Elinor

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