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From: Pamela Weimer (pamela.weimer |
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| Date: Sat, 6 Jun 2026 14:32:38 -0700 (PDT) | |
Caller is asking for beeks to reach out as he is looking to see if there is a way to get a swarm that just took up residence thru a crack in the stucco of the 2nd floor out without opening up walls.
He suggested a cone or one way exit to put to work. I have used this method to try and get bees out of trees without success because the bees were generally well established but he is hopeful of a result since they are newly moved in. The crack is next to a window on the second floor and there is a paved area under the crack for a ladder.
Please reach out to:
EvanHamerfeld
(415) 713-5000
1805 Spruce
Berkeley
Pamela Weimer
(510) 390-6291
Urban Beekeeper
Retired Teacher and Coach
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