Swarm Removal Contact Information


Got bees?

For Swarm/Honeybee info in Lackawanna County:

Renee Zeb (570) 335-3091


Ilona Thurston (570) 498-7310

We can get you in touch with local beekeepers in the area. These beekeepers are volunteers, if they are unable to come
or the swarm is up very high in a tree or on a chimney, etc. - leave the bees alone,
PLEASE do not spray them!!
They are not out to sting you- they have nothing to defend.
In 1-5 days they will find their new home and disperse.


Thursday, September 6, 2012

Honey Tasting at Everhart

Beekeepers Jim Davis and Ellen McGlynn presented honey at the Everhart Museum's mead and honey tasting event, "Sweetness and Light," August 2, 2012.  Not only did our beekeepers offer up a bit of their own local comb, they shared their knowledge of other American favorites like tupelo, basswood, goldenrod, star thistle, and KILLER BEE honey!  The honeys were paired with delectable morsels by Accentuate Caterers.  Looking for a nice appetizer for your next party? Try mascarpone cheese on Belgian Endive drizzled with tupelo honey and sprinkled with almonds. You won't regret it.

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