Ian Fuller has removed honey bee colonies alive from buildings across England, Scotland and Wales for more than 20 years. Beekeeper by family tradition, pest controller and engineer by training.
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ByIan Fuller Posted onShould Honey Bees Be Poisoned In October 2016 Pest Management alliance published an updated code of practice (version 3) on the management of bees emphasising that because of their beneficial role every effort should be…

Mason bees
ByIan Fuller Posted onMason Bees Please be aware we are not specialists in regard to mason bees and this page contains a collection of information taken from various sources on the internet, combined with our own thoughts on…
What to do with Mining Bees
ByIan Fuller Posted onWhat are Mining bees Mining bees are a species of ground-nesting solitary bee.In the UK there are 67 different species making them part of the largest bee genus in the UK. The other 3 main…
Bee Removal in a Rented Property — Who Pays?
ByIan Fuller Posted onBee removal in a rented property If you rent your home and honey bees have moved into the building, the short answer is that it depends on where the colony is and whether it is…
How to Email Full Resolution Photos
ByIan Fuller Posted onHow to Email Full Resolution Photos From an iPhone One Photo at a Time Send Multiple Images From a computer You could try to send the image file as an attachment; however, some high-resolution images…
Protected: Copy of The Bee Diseases and Pests Control (England) Order 2006
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