| Re: Swarm settling in upper Rockridge near Lake Temescal, 8’ up | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Pamela Weimer (pamela.weimer |
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| Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2026 15:42:11 -0800 (PST) | |
Very tiny with no queen. I gathered it but they left my box by the time I came back. Hopefully they went back to their old colony which the locals say was likely from a roof tile colony of long standing next door. Sent from my iPhone > On Feb 22, 2026, at 2:41 PM, Elinor N. LEVINE via swarm-list <swarm-list [at] > alamedabees.org> wrote: > > Reported by neighbor but homeowner says it’s fine to come get them. Looks > small but bees still in the air. > > Please be prepared to go soon and leave the box until after dark to collect. > > Give your name and phone number when claiming. > > <image000000.JPG> > > Elinor > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Safety first! No swarm is worth risking injury to self, or host. > Make sure you're familiar with the swarm catching guidelines at > <https://www.alamedabees.org/swarm-catching-guidelines/>. > > To unsubscribe or modify your subscription options, to learn how > to filter these messages, or to view the archives, see: > <https://www.alamedabees.org/swarm-list-tips/>.
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Swarm settling in upper Rockridge near Lake Temescal, 8’ up Elinor N. LEVINE, February 22 2026
- Re: Swarm settling in upper Rockridge near Lake Temescal, 8’ up Pamela Weimer, February 23 2026
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Re: Swarm settling in upper Rockridge near Lake Temescal, 8’ up Elinor N. LEVINE, February 22 2026
- Re: Swarm settling in upper Rockridge near Lake Temescal, 8’ up Elinor N. LEVINE, February 22 2026
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