You can pour very soapy hot water down the entrance and scatter mothballs around and in the nest. Then, cover the entrance with dirt and keep the soil moist at all times, like with a hose. when you see no bees (should take about4-5 days), wait a day, then dig up the nest. PS If by some chance bees would come out when you are near... RUN!
Call a beekeeper he will be glad to help.
You should get rid of the nest because wasps will be atracted to the honey and if there are wasps they probably won't sting you as they are stealing and remove the nest at night as that is when wasps bees and other insects go back to their hives, but be careful.
Sulpher smoke will get rid of them.
Best to talk to a beekeeper first and he/she will advise you of the best course of action. Bees can sometimes be removed without resorting to a pest controller.
I need to get rid of worms that are eating my pygmy date palms.
Burn the tree down!... No I'm kidding don't do that. Call a good exterminator or have a qualified landscaper come and remove the tree.
You should get rid of the nest because wasps will be atracted to the honey and if there are wasps they probably won't sting you as they are stealing and remove the nest at night as that is when wasps bees and other insects go back to their hives, but be careful.
You will have to burn something so that the bees nest is full of smoke.
They will kill your pet! Get him out of there! Then get rid of the bees
To get rid of bees inside cinder blocks inside a garage it is best to use pesticide. Use a spray which kills the bees as well as the nest, or block the area off.
The best way to get rid of bumble bees in attic is to first find the nest. Once the nest is found, wait until evening and spray as close to the nest as possible with insecticide containing bendiocarb, chlorpyrifos or boric acid.
If the bees are inaccessible, you will need to contact a pest controller who will have the necessary chemicals.
A hive is an artificial home provided by a beekeeper to keep his bees in. What you will have in your loft is a nest. If the nest looks like a grey paper football, it will be a wasp's nest and can safely be removed IN THE WINTER because all the wasps will be dead. If what you see is honeycomb hanging from a beam, ceiling or something similar it will be a honey bee nest and although you may not see much activity in the winter, the bees will be there. If they're not a problem, just leave them where they are. If they are causing problems you will have to contact a pest controller who will be able to get rid of them successfully.
Its best to get someone to come out and deal with it...they will probably spray it with smoke to subdue the bees, then freeze the hive with liquid nitrogen.
i think you have to harvest honey from the bee nest but i never tried it. good luck.
To get rid of bees living in pampas grass you will need to use a non toxic insecticide that is not harmful to the grass. It is best to apply the application of insecticide at night when the bees will be back in their nest. You can follow up by spraying chamomile oil on the area you wish to discourage the bees from re-visiting.
To get rid of borer bees or carpenter bees, there a few things you can do, including using an insecticidal dust or spray and closing off holes in wood through which bees gain entrance. For a severe infestation, an exterminator may be necessary. Carpenter bees burrow into wood of a structure like a porch. They build tunnels in wood to set up their nest.
Ammonia alone will not kill bees. The most effective way to get rid of bees is to have a professional bee-keeper collect the bees. If that is not possible, pick up sevin dust at your local lawn and garden center. Sprinkle this on the bee hive or nest.