bee hive in the wardrobe

[chilly_cat]

hi! anywayz bee's have made a hive in an old wardrobe that we keep in the garage and there everywere the only reason they actualy got in there is cuz we leave the garage door open 4 our dog that sleeps on a couch in there and the bee's decided to make a hive and u can't go out in the backyard without being swarmed with them! they havn't stung us yet our our dog maxi, an we want to get rid of'em WITHOUT killing or harming them in any way and were'v been looking 4 pple & places in the papers to see if there's any1 who can just re-locate the bee's without killing them but all of the bee places r like miles away!

and we can't keep our dog in the house cuz he's totally hipo and my mum doesn't belive dogs should be in the house there out side animals plus all our cats hate him! it best 4 is sake NOT to let him inside cuz we'v just got a whole lot of 4 week old kittens aswell and well and they mothers would fret if a dog was in the house! and they would most defiantally attack him like they do everytime he comes in the house or front yard near them..

so....does any1 know some1 who can get rid of bees without killing them in the melbourne peninsula area in Australia?

[rsd2525]

not being funny is it not possible to cover yourselves well then when most of the bees are in the wardrobe slam the door, put wardrobe in estate car then hightail it. I take it you have no authorities you can contact?

[CT]

There must be some bee-keepers that can help you out. Even if they can't do it personally they may be able to give advice. Possibly contact the local council as well.

[funnywebsite]

If they have not stung you or the dog can't you leave them alone till the end of the breeding season. Somebody told me once they do not use the same nest twice. We had bees nesting in our porch roof one year and that was a few years ago and I never never seen them since so it was true.

[rsd2525]

Cant resist it -- is the dogs name Rover? garage-car--------- sorrrrry

[logman]

Hi chilly_cat, I had to deal with a few bee swarms in the uk, and usualy found local bee keepers are only too pleased to come and take them away for me, buckshee