In the fall, bee colonies become more defensive and territorial as food sources decline and temperatures drop. While swarming is less common this time of year, the risk of stings actually increases—especially when bees are disturbed near their hive. Understanding fall bee behavior is key to...
Even in October, bees can still be active—especially in warmer regions like Texas. Colonies may remain aggressive as they protect dwindling food supplies, and scout bees may look for shelter inside your home before winter hits. Fall is not too late to take action. As temperatures start to cool...
Fall is a critical time to bee-proof your home before cooler weather drives bees to seek shelter in warm, enclosed spaces. Sealing entry points, removing hive scent trails, and inspecting for lingering colonies can protect your property through winter and beyond. While bee activity slows in the...
Bee season—typically spring through early fall—can pose unexpected risks to children and pets, especially in yards or neighborhoods where hives may be forming. Awareness, early prevention, and knowing when to call a removal expert are the keys to keeping your family safe. Bees are a vital part...
