153E 28S. The Northern Rivers North to the Tweed and South to the Clarence River and West to Lismore.

Bees are usually not defensive at this stage of their life cycle as they are not protecting their nest. Let them rest while we support them in finding a new home.

A swarm may sit for 3 days while their determine their best new nest.
We will do our best to respond quickly and assist you on the same day of the call.

No, just let them be and continue to observe and provide updates as required to any changes.

The Colony Bees Association provides a swarm homing service to assist in relocating and protecting wild free living swarms of bees. By engaging in our services, you agree to the following terms and conditions:

We do not guarantee the success of the swarm rehoming process. The outcome is influenced by various factors beyond our control, including the behavior of the swarm
and environmental conditions.
You maintain responsibility for any damages that occur to the property during the process of rehoming the bees and the Clients acknowledge and understand the inherent
risks associated with beekeeping and swarm rehoming. We are not responsible for any allergic reactions, injuries, or damages that may occur during or after the rehoming process.
By engaging in our swarm rehoming service, you acknowledge that you have read,
understood, and agreed to the terms and conditions outlined in this disclaimer.