| Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: Pamela Weimer (pamela.weimer |
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| Date: Thu, 27 Aug 2026 18:15:24 -0700 (PDT) | |
If anyone is interested in trying a trap out of a swarm that has been established for a few weeks in the metal shrouding around a pole that is to be replaced by a new pole (tethered together for support) our caller would be greatly appreciative. I have given advice on creating a barrier so bees exit in another direction and suggested if the bees are not a bother (she says they are very docile) then leave them alone and there is a good chance they will not be around after winter. I also suggested she reach out to Vector Control to see if they have pull with PG&E as she is getting nowhere with PG&E since the pole in question will eventually be removed she hoped for early action due to the bees. Nice lady
Zlatka Draganova
(415) 606-5466
Location of the pole is corner of Barbara and Whelam Ave in San Leandro but Zlatka address is nearby at 2029 Thombas Ave.
Pamela Weimer
(510) 390-6291
Urban Beekeeper
Retired Teacher and Coach
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Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Pamela Weimer, August 27 2026
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Re: Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Gerald Przybylski, August 27 2026
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Re: Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Robin Chatham, August 27 2026
- Re: Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Robin Chatham, August 27 2026
- Re: Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Pamela Weimer, August 27 2026
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Re: Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Robin Chatham, August 27 2026
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Re: Extraction from PG&E pole in San Leandro Gerald Przybylski, August 27 2026
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