Same-Day Bumble Bee Removal for the St. Louis Area & Beyond

Do you have big, fat bumble bees in your yard? While they are important pollinators, you might not want to have them in your backyard—especially if there are small children or pets around that might get stung.

When you partner with our team of experienced bumble bee removal experts, you can expect:

• Same-day treatment when you call before noon.
• A comprehensive consultation, including a free inspection of your property.
• Open communication to ensure all of your needs are addressed.
• Active nests will be treated using EPA-approved products that are safe for children and pets.
• Complete bumble bee nest removal, if accessible.
• A preventative treatment to discourage re-building.
• A 30-day warranty, which starts the day of the treatment.
• Our 100% satisfaction guarantee, including free re-treatments*.

Our bumble bee removal treatment is part of our stinging insect program and is a one-time service. For year-round protection from a variety of pests, we encourage you to reach out about our Complete Home™ pest control program.

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Can Bumble Bees Sting?

Yes, bumble bees are capable of stinging, but they are generally not aggressive and will only sting if they feel threatened or their nest is disturbed. They buzz very loudly and will try to chase the perceived threat away from the nest before they start stringing. Unlike honey bees, bumble bees can sting multiple times without losing their stinger. However, bumble bees are generally docile and less likely to sting compared to some other stinging insects.

Bumble bees are more focused on foraging for nectar and pollen rather than seeking out human encounters. It is important to respect their space and avoid disturbing their nests or provoking them, as this could increase the likelihood of being stung. If you encounter bumble bees, it is best to remain calm and give them the space they need to go about their important pollination work.

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How To Identify Bumble Bees

Bumble bees have a distinctive appearance that sets them apart from other stinging insects:

• Size: Bumble bees are larger compared to many other bee species. They typically measure between 0.4 to 1 inch (1 to 2.5 centimeters) in length, with the queen being the largest and workers and males slightly smaller.
• Body shape: Bumble bees have a robust and fuzzy body. Their body is divided into three main segments: the head, thorax, and abdomen. The thorax, which is the middle body segment, is noticeably wider than the head and abdomen.
• Coloration: Bumble bees have distinctive black-and-yellow or black-and-orange coloration. The patterns and distribution of colors can vary between species, but most bumble bees have a combination of yellow, orange, black, and sometimes white markings.
• Fuzziness: Bumble bees are covered in dense hair or fuzz, which gives them a somewhat fuzzy appearance. This hair helps them in collecting and distributing pollen as they forage for nectar.
• Wings: Bumble bees have two pairs of transparent wings that enable them to fly and hover as they visit flowers for foraging.

If you encounter bumble bees, it is generally best to observe them from a respectful distance and appreciate their important work in pollinating flowers and crops.