Caught a swarm of bees that were being a nuisance in Diglis, Worcester today. Mikey has taken them away to put in his home made hive.... fingers crossed this batch of bees don't either escape or die!!!
Third time lucky... I want some honey!!!!
Normally swarms of bees will stay around for a day or so then move on, no treatment necessary... these ones needed moving though as outside the entrance to PF2 gym in Worcester....
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