Swarms
Bobby Torbush gently brushing a swarm from a tree.
Notice he has no veil or gloves on.
Honeybees reproduce by swarming. If a swarm can be recovered and established in a beehive, it will have a better chance of survival and the potential to become a strong honey producing colony.
Contact any of the following people if you locate a honeybee swarm.
- Charles Olsen 404-808-6977
- Dan Scales 678-232-4793
- Steve Page 770-683-2465 Eastern Coweta County, Thomas Crossroads
- Larry Jacobson 770-463-1529 gardenwlj@aol.com Northeastern Coweta County Cannongate Tyrone area
- Leaton Lewis 770-502-3600 (H) 754-234-1909 (C)
- Bobby Torbush 770-927-0077
- Bo Lysak 678-644-5916
- Gary Cooke 678-410-2087
- Clint Ozier 334-444-5732 Newnan, Poplar Road area
- Craig Exner 770-254-8740
- Jerry Edwards 678-333-6889 jedwarga@bellsouth.net
- Ed Mellon 770-969-2142 beeremoval@edschristmastrees.com South Fulton and NE Coweta counties
More information
Honey Bee Swarms and Bees in Walls