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Bees are fascinating and essential creatures for our ecosystem. There are over 20,000 species of bees worldwide, and they vary in size, color and behavior. Honey bees, known for their honey production, live in large, well-organized colonies. Wild bees, on the other hand, are often solitary and play an important role in pollination. The need to remove or relocate bees can arise from various factors, such as when a wild bee hive poses an immediate threat to individuals with allergies or if bees establish themselves in inappropriate locations like homes. Consulting experts is essential. If you would like to have a bees' nest removed, then give us a call. We are specialists in the removal and relocation of bees in Bottens.

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Honey bee & wild bee- What is the difference?


Bees are fascinating insects that can be divided into different species, mainly honey bees and wild bees.

The honey bee, scientifically known as Apis mellifera, is the best-known bee species. They live in large, socially organized colonies consisting of a queen, many workers and a few drones. Honey bees are famous for their ability to produce honey and play an important role in agricultural pollination. They are generally less aggressive and tend to live close to human settlements.

Wild bees, on the other hand, are a diverse group comprising thousands of species. Many wild bee species are solitary, meaning that each individual bee builds and manages its own nest area. Wild bees generally do not produce honey, but are efficient pollinators for many wild and cultivated plants. They vary greatly in size, color and behavior and are often adapted to specific environments or plant species.

Honey bees (Apis mellifera)
Honey bees (Apis mellifera)

The honey bee, known as Apis mellifera, lives in social colonies and is famous for its honey production. They are important pollinators in agriculture and nature. Honey bees are recognizable by their distinctive appearance and complex behavior, including communication through the bee dance. They are generally peaceful, but can sting in defense of their hive.

Wool bees (Anthidium)
Wool bees (Anthidium)

Wool bees, also known as Anthidium, are solitary wild bees that line their nests with plant fibers. They are small to medium sized, colorful with different patterns and effective pollinators, which are particularly active in summer. These bees are peaceful and only sting in self-defense, being important players in the ecosystem.

Sand bees (Andrena)
Sand bees (Andrena)

Sand bees, part of the genus Andrena, are solitary wild bees that nest in sandy soils. Each female builds her own underground nest with several brood chambers. They are important pollinators in spring, non-aggressive and contribute significantly to biodiversity. Their small size and inconspicuous appearance make them less well-known than other bee species.

Bumblebees (Bombus)
Bumblebees (Bombus)

Bumblebees, known as Bombus, are furry, large bees that live in small colonies. They are excellent pollinators, especially in cooler climates and for plants with deeper flowers. Bumblebees are generally peaceful and only sting in self-defense. Their adaptability makes them an important part of the ecosystem.

Have bees relocated by an expert in Bottens


As professional pest controllers, we specialize in the removal of bee nests and the relocation of bees in Bottens. Removing bees is necessary when they pose risks to people or choose improper nesting sites. Our clients regularly seek our assistance for bee removal or relocation services, providing a safe and eco-positive new environment for the bees. Using advanced methods, we relocate the bees safely and effectively, always keeping their welfare and ecological importance in mind. With our expertise, we guarantee a responsible and sustainable solution for bee relocations from the exterminator in Bottens.

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Current news about bees


Wild bees in the garden
05.08.2025 Wild bees in the garden

Wild bees contribute significantly to garden biodiversity and are crucial for effective plant pollination. By choosing bee-friendly plants and providing appropriate nesting habitats, garden owners can actively help protect these vital pollinators. Our bee experts are available to offer guidance on how to design a garden that attracts and supports wild bee populations.Buy a wild bee hotel

Asian hornet dangerous?
29.07.2025 Asian hornet dangerous?

The Asian hornet represents a serious danger to bee populations, especially honey bees, which it deliberately hunts. Its aggressive behavior disrupts the bees' natural activities, resulting in a marked reduction in pollination. To curb its expansion, specific monitoring and control measures are being carried out in impacted areas.

Relocate bees correctly
22.07.2025 Relocate bees correctly

To ensure a safe bee relocation, the involvement of a skilled professional is crucial. It's important to take appropriate measures to safeguard both the bees and people nearby, minimizing stress on the colony and reducing the chance of stings. The new location should be thoughtfully chosen, offering sufficient food sources and protection from the elements.

Insect protection in Switzerland
15.07.2025 Insect protection in Switzerland

Switzerland supports insect conservation through various initiatives aimed at preserving natural habitats and reducing pesticide usage. These actions help sustain insect diversity—particularly bee species essential for pollination—and contribute significantly to long-term ecological sustainability. For more information, visit: Insects-Switzerland

Protection for humans & bees


Relocating bees in Switzerland involves a crucial and sensitive process. Our certified experts are skilled in handling relocations to protect both human safety and bee welfare. When relocating bees to Bottens we make sure to follow the latest ecological guidelines and methods. Through training, we ensure that every step of the bee nest relocation process is based on current best practices, ensuring a responsible approach to our environment and the bees in Bottens.

You can reach us by phone at 058 510 22 54 or make an uncomplicated appointment request via our contact form to have bees removed or relocated We are flexible and will come to you quickly even in an emergency.

Bees around the house & in the garden - Dangerous or useful?


As vital pollinators, bees are key to our ecosystem. They contribute to biodiversity and are essential for pollinating many plants necessary for our diet. In gardens, bees are generally welcomed for their positive effects on flowers, vegetables, and fruit. However, bees found on or in the house can pose problems. A lone bee in the garden shed is usually not a threat, but a hive in or on the house can be difficult to manage. It is important to know that bees can sting, especially if they feel threatened. If you have discovered bees on your house and would like to have the bee nest removed, please contact us immediately. You should not remove a beehive yourself.

Professional pest controllers and beekeepers can relocate bees safely and effectively without harming them. As experts, we understand bee behavior and can take appropriate action to remove the bee nest and move it to a more suitable location where it can continue to play an important role in the ecosystem. By handling bees properly, we contribute to the conservation of these important insects and the health of our environment.

If you have discovered bees in your house or garden, do not hesitate to contact us. We are your experts for bee removal in Bottens. Make an appointment and we'll take care of the rest. - Call us now! 058 510 22 54

Frequently asked questions & answers about bees in Bottens


Honey bees live in large, well-ordered colonies and are known for their honey-making abilities. Wild bees, however, are typically solitary and do not produce honey, and they present more diversity in appearance, size, and behavior compared to honey bees.

Bees contribute to the effective reproduction of many plant species, including crops, through their pollination work and are critical for sustaining ecosystem health and biodiversity. Contact us if you would like to relocate bees or have a bee nest removed. 058 510 22 54

Bees are generally harmless if their nests are left undisturbed and they are not provoked in the garden. They usually sting only when threatened. An exterminator or beekeeper can help relocate them. Bees in the garden can also be relocated by an exterminator like us, or a beekeeper.

When a beehive is on your house, professional assistance for relocation is recommended. DIY efforts can be dangerous. Professionals will safely manage the relocation of the bees, avoiding risks to humans and animals.

For relocating bees in Switzerland, it's essential to have professionals trained to ensure the bees are moved safely and their environment is preserved. This includes transporting the bees and introducing them to an appropriate new location.

In Switzerland, specific regulations ensure that the relocation of bees is handled in a manner that protects both humans and bees. Companies must follow these guidelines.

Honey bees are generally uniform in size and color and live in large colonies, while wild bees differ widely in size, shape, and color and frequently live individually. Wild bees are also less brightly colored compared to honey bees. If you are not sure whether it is a bee, wasp or hornet, the information on the linked pages will help you.

A lone bee in the house can often be led outside by opening a window. Stay calm and don’t act menacing, as bees are normally not aggressive unless they feel threatened.

Do you have more questions about bees? Then take a look at our FAQ's about bees. If you have any questions or are looking for information on European hornets and wasps, you can find it here remove-hornets.ch and wasp-removal.ch.

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