Manhattan
Jim Fischer**, 917-628-4052
Queens
Hillcrest 11432: Walter Blohm**, 718-380-0829
Kings Point 11024: Larry Kuhn, 516-487-4046
Nassau County
Hicksville 11801: Al Gruenthaler, 516-433-7035
Oyster Bay 11771: Frank Hurley**, 516-922-3063
Suffolk County
Bohemia 11716: Ray Lackey, 631-567-1936
Copiague 11726: Frank Kiss, 631-842-2479
Dix Hills 11747: Fred Munzer, 631-243-3512
East Northport, 11731: Gisela Zanelli, 631-368-1389
Great River 11722: Ernie Schwasnick, 631-582-3184
Huntington 11743: Richard Blohm**, 631-271-7812
Manorville 11949: Peter Bizzoso**, 631-874-4750
Medford 11763: Dale Williams**, 631-475-8315
Nesconset 11767: Greta Kuethmann, 631-981-2585
Ridge 11961: Thor Eriksen**, 631-924-3263
Ronkonkoma 11779: Miguel Valentin**, 516-313-6967
Smithtown 11787: Waldemar Galka**, 631-724-3546
Smithtown 11787: John LaRocca**, 631-265-6531
Smithtown 11787: John Moloney, 631-265-7260
West Islip 11795: Max Riedner, 631-669-5632
Jim Fischer**, 917-628-4052
Queens
Hillcrest 11432: Walter Blohm**, 718-380-0829
Kings Point 11024: Larry Kuhn, 516-487-4046
Nassau County
Hicksville 11801: Al Gruenthaler, 516-433-7035
Oyster Bay 11771: Frank Hurley**, 516-922-3063
Suffolk County
Bohemia 11716: Ray Lackey, 631-567-1936
Copiague 11726: Frank Kiss, 631-842-2479
Dix Hills 11747: Fred Munzer, 631-243-3512
East Northport, 11731: Gisela Zanelli, 631-368-1389
Great River 11722: Ernie Schwasnick, 631-582-3184
Huntington 11743: Richard Blohm**, 631-271-7812
Manorville 11949: Peter Bizzoso**, 631-874-4750
Medford 11763: Dale Williams**, 631-475-8315
Nesconset 11767: Greta Kuethmann, 631-981-2585
Ridge 11961: Thor Eriksen**, 631-924-3263
Ronkonkoma 11779: Miguel Valentin**, 516-313-6967
Smithtown 11787: Waldemar Galka**, 631-724-3546
Smithtown 11787: John LaRocca**, 631-265-6531
Smithtown 11787: John Moloney, 631-265-7260
West Islip 11795: Max Riedner, 631-669-5632
If you're
having problems with individual or small groups of
stinging insects, chances are, they're not honey
bees.
Honey bees swarm to increase their population. The swarms themselves are not inherently dangerous, the bees are not looking to attack, they're just looking for a new home.
Nonetheless, having a tree or roof eave full of honey bees can be diconcerting, so some of our member beekeepers would be willing to collect your swarm of honey bees.
Honey bees swarm to increase their population. The swarms themselves are not inherently dangerous, the bees are not looking to attack, they're just looking for a new home.
Nonetheless, having a tree or roof eave full of honey bees can be diconcerting, so some of our member beekeepers would be willing to collect your swarm of honey bees.
There will
be a charge for mileage and time required, so try
to find a beekeeper on the list below who is close
to you. Also, please understand that beekeeping is
a hobby or very small business on the side, so many
beekeepers do have other jobs, which can make it
difficult to return your call immediately. But they
will get back to you as quickly as possible.
Removing honey bees that have found a home inside your home, like in walls or in attics, can be very difficult because it may require some amount of demolition. Those names marked below with a double asterisk (**) have indicated that they have the resources to undertake these types of removals.
Removing honey bees that have found a home inside your home, like in walls or in attics, can be very difficult because it may require some amount of demolition. Those names marked below with a double asterisk (**) have indicated that they have the resources to undertake these types of removals.