Bee Removal in Orange County, CA
There has been a lot of talk lately about bee removal in Orange County. Bee removal is a very interesting profession. It takes you to all sorts of different places. We do bee removal everywhere. The airport, horse tracks, schools, stadiums, convention centers, hospitals. You name it, we’ve removed bees from it. We have been performing bee removal in Orange County for over 30 years. We are licensed, bonded and insured. Everyone of our technicians has gone through a background check and extensive training to deliver the best possible service.
Honeybees are one of the world’s most important pollinators. A large portion of our diet depends on honey bee pollination. There are many insects and creatures that pollinate our crops and flowers. Honeybees are the only ones suited to keep domestically on a large scale. This makes them important for orchards and farmers.
The origins of beekeeping can be traced back thousands of years. There have been many types of hive containers found in archaeological digs and illustrations of men harvesting honey from nests in cave paintings. Honey was the world’s only sweetener available in the Old World. Honey is also the only food that never spoils if stored properly. Honey was found in ancient ruins in Egypt that was still edible!
near Valencia, Spain. 6000BCE to 10,000BCE
Honeybees are not indigenous to North or South America. Early settlers first brought them over to the Americas in the 17th century. Bees were first brought to California in the early 1800’s. At that time people were not even aware that honeybees were important for pollinating crops. Beekeepers and fruit growers often argued because the farmers believed that the bees were damaging their fruit! Today, pollination and honey production are two very large and important industries in our economy.
Honeybees are incredible creatures. They are highly organized and employ highly developed communication techniques. There are many subspecies of honeybees found throughout the world. They come in different sizes and colors. The honeybees used for beekeeping in the United States are typically of European descent. These European bees once made up the wild population throughout the country (having swarmed out of domesticated hives), but now most of the southern states’ feral bee populations are saturated with the Africanized bees. This hybrid has been present since the 1990’s in some states, and continues to migrate into new areas.
Bee Busters, Inc., P.O. Box 51, Laguna Beach, CA 92652
Business Hours: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, 7 Days/Wk
For After Hours Emergencies: Call 949-497-6264 to Reach 24-Hour On-Call Bee Removal Expert
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