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Swarms in Strange Places | Albany News
Bees are buzzing into weird spots this spring—trees, picnic tables, even grills—thanks to erratic weather throwing off their swarm timing. When half a colony leaves to find a new home, it’s usually a sign of health… unless they land somewhere inconvenient. That’s where bee heroes Amy Barkley and Sandra Larsen step in, safely relocating swarms and even rescuing struggling hives by swapping in healthy queen eggs. With dozens of calls each season and another swarm wave looming in August and September, their work keeps vital pollinators thriving. If you spot a swarm? Give them space—and call a…
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