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SWARM (noun): A large group of insects, especially bees or gnats, in flight. SWARM (verb): To form a flying group, especially in order to found a new colony. Scroll down for a list of beekeepers who would be happy to come out and remove your honeybee swarm. Please phone a beekeeper as soon as the swarm arrives. Swarms often do not remain in the area for longer than 24 hours. Keep in mind that honeybees swarm most often in May and June. Typical swarms are pictured on this page. If your swarm does not look like this, and you simply have honeybees flying around, you may have an established hive in an inopportune place. A bee swarm will never be in a wall. Some beekeepers do house removals and some do not. If you have bees flying around and are not sure if they are honeybees, a beekeeper in your area can help you identify them. |
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Swarm List |
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ADDRESS: 1271 State Route 1271 |
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Alan Eggleston, Praying Mantis Apiaries |
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Mike Shafer, A to Z Bees |
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ADDRESS: 590 Bristol-Champion Townline Road |
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Marsha Croft |
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ADDRESS: 2076 Timber Creek Drive E |
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The Trumbull County Beekeepers Association |
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TCBA |
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Richard Becker, Heritage Farm and Apiary |
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ADDRESS: 9915 State Route 45 |
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ADDRESS: 965 Prentice Rd. |
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John Snider |
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Nick Bohurjak |
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ADDRESS: 2218 Central Parkway |
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James Stafford |
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ADDRESS: 8178 High Street P.O. Box 117 |
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ADDRESS: 5552 N. Park Ave. |
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Randy and Betty Roberts |
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Richard Kovack |
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ADDRESS: 4706 Cadwallader-Sonk Rd. |
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Mary Brashen |
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ADDRESS: 1563 Brookfield Rd. |
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Dennie Parsons |
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ADDRESS: 6742 New York Lane |
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Darryl Vaughn |
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ADDRESS: 325 N. High St. |
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Ed and Kimmer Wolfinger |
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ADDRESS: 8710 Dennison Ashtabula Rd. |
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Nick Kittle |
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ADDRESS: 5847 State Route 225 |
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Fred Youngen |
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ADDRESS: 9452 Parkman Rd. |
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Webmaster: Marsha Croft |
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Greg Dubos |
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ADDRESS: 4821 Fairport Rd. |