get hawk out of my yard PLEASE
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Comments (7)Wow, a hawk in your front yard, that is a big bird with big talons. My suggestion is to get a protective hat, while the fledgeling are in the nest. When they are gone, remove any hint of the nest so they will not come back next spring....See MoreGet these Bees out of my house, Please :(
Comments (4)only a moron would fire a shotgun or pistol into a hive...lol. might as well pull your jimmy out and pee on it. you can trap them out with the cone. place a hive near the cone with some open brood with eggs from another hive. when the exiting workers can not reenter the wall they will take up residence in the new hive. after enough bees are in the hive they will raise a new queen. if the eggs are too old by the time there is enough bees to do this, you will need top add another frame of open brood with eggs in it. a trap out can take as long as six to eight weeks to accomplish. then you still have the problem of the comb and honey in the wall which will attract other insects or possibly another swarm of bees in the future. if i was in orlando i'd help you out. if you haven't got rid of the bees yet, check out beesource.com in their swarm removal heading to find an experienced beekeeper near you. however, most people charge for this service. keeping the bees are not always an option. they could be aficanized honey bees and most people don't want these. also a trap out this late in the year will most likely not be able to build up a hive and enough honey to make it through the winter. so getting someone to take them away for free is doubtful....See Morehow can we get some one to come out to our yard?
Comments (3)If you are within 15-20 miles of me I would be happy to come over and take a look. Only payment necessary would be a cold bottle of beer. :) You have aroused my curiosity. Check out if there are any garden clubs or master gardeners in your area and get hold of them. Or check with your local mom & pop garden nursery - maybe the owner would be willing to stop by in return for reimbursement for fuel and time. You would be helping to support a local small business owner, which is always a good thing. If you post your whereabouts here, just post some nearest towns or something, do not get specific. Specifics can be done via private correspondence. Good luck, -Tom...See MoreCoopers Hawk - a new yard companion...
Comments (9)His tail was pretty long, but I dont know much on him overall at all for ID, the going call was Coop (so I wrote below) but I personally haven't a clue here's a few more pics of him that I printed today for my neighbor (who calls me Elly Mae Crampet lol) he didn't believe me on the hawks that come and sit in our yards. He comes often to the yard, daily, sometimes twice a day :O He did have 2 RTH trying to steal his dinner last week, now THAT was a show! He also sounds like a crying baby, he will on occassion sit in a low tree in my back yard and whine (so weird!) -Michelle...See Moreburd
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