Missy Bees Live Honeybees removed from the void behind boarding.      

Wild Honey Bees swarm in for Jubilee celebrations. With the Jubilee celebrations only days away, a retired Mansfield couple started to prepare their bungalow and gardens for a weekend of entertaining. With baking underway and bunting hung up in the enclosed rear garden, the next few days were set for a memorable event. With Saturday […]

Elvaston Castle Honey Bees Elvaston Castle is a stately home in Elvaston, Derbyshire, England. The Gothic Revival castle and surrounding parkland is run and owned by Derbyshire County Council as a country park known as, Elvaston Castle Country Park. The country park has 200 acres of woodlands, parkland and formal gardens. Whilst undergoing renovation works, […]

Tissington Hall Honey Bees Feral honey bees had chosen to make their home at the hall creating concerns for both guests and staff. The decision was chosen to save the bees rather than have the colony treated. Research of this specialist service led by Sir Richard Fitzherbert to Mansfield Honey Bees, in order to remove and […]

Mansfield Honeybees One of the calmest removals to date.  To say eviction notice was imminent, these girls were so placid. They must have known they were going to a better place! These girls and a few boys were re-homed to a new address where they will be fed and monitored to help them progress.  View […]

The building was being demolished to make way for a new build, so the bees held up this project.

Looking down the chimney pot, it was clear to see historic bee activity from the previously removed comb from the sides of the pot…

Feral bees took up residence in this unique Victorian home but soon caused issues inside when expanding their numbers in the upstairs bay window void…

The chimney pots removed to expose colony and wild comb…