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To: Clintonfatigued

They’re living in my house. I kid you not - right now, as I type this, they are swarming all around my house! They move in every year. The live in the walls and I have no idea how to get them out! Can a beekeeper coax out the queen bee without tearing off my wooden siding? They look healthy to me!


97 posted on 05/12/2007 2:19:41 PM PDT by sneakers
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To: sneakers
This same thing happened to my in-laws. A beekeeper was able to take care of the problem, but he did have to remove some of the home's siding. The first sign of a problem was honey dripping down the side of the house and if you put your ear up to the siding, there was an incredible humming sound. The colony of bees had been there for quite some time and amazingly, was undetected.

I would suggest you contact a beekeeper and your insurance company. Although chances are slim of being covered, it is worth a try.

116 posted on 05/12/2007 4:14:45 PM PDT by Lib Buster (Don't tell me what you believe in. I'll observe how you behave and I will make my own determination.)
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