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What to do about a swarm of bees
Swarms are nature’s way of increasing the honeybee population. Bees in a swarm are not aggressive, however, it is best not to disturb them. Keep pets and children at a distance. Do not spray the swarm with water or pesticide. Call for assistance as soon as possible. The bees in a swarm can be moved to another place without harming them.
If you are visited by a swarm of honeybees and would like them removed call a member of the club from the list below who lives nearest to you. Reference directions are from Cairo.
| EAST | Gary Joy | Catskill | (518) 678- 0589 |
| NORTH | Tony Guadagno | Preston Hollow | (518) 239- 8363 |
| NORTH | Richard Ronconi | Berne | (518) 797-3922 |
| SOUTH | Scott Yates | Purling | (518) 622- 0309 |
| SOUTH | John Stegmayer | Saugerties | (845) 247- 3176 |
| CENTRAL | John Downes | Medusa | (518) 239- 6797 |
| CENTRAL | Dave Lord | Greenville | (518) 966- 4237 |
| CENTRAL | Bill Maybe | Greenville | (518) 966- 4224 |
| EAST OF HUDSON RIVER | David Russo | Red Hook | (202) 549- 6726 |
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