Author: Rusty Dillon

Specializing in the Control & Removal of Bees, Hornets, Wasps, & Yellow Jackets

A Humane Approach to Bee Relocation

The Bee Hunter: A Humane Approach to Bee Relocation

When dealing with bees and other pests, the standard approach often involves extermination. However, The Bee Hunter offers a refreshingly different and humane alternative. Unlike typical exterminators, The Bee Hunter specializes in the safe and ethical relocation of bees, preserving these creatures’ crucial role in our ecosystem. Let’s explore what differentiates The Bee Hunter from…
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Surveying the Rich Diversity of Bee Species in Massachusetts

Surveying the Rich Diversity of Bee Species in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, our backyards, gardens, and parks are buzzing with various bee species. At The Bee Hunter, we believe in the importance of understanding these fascinating creatures, even as we help manage their presence in your spaces. Explore the various bee species inhabiting Massachusetts, and discover their distinct characteristics and vital roles within our ecosystem…
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How To Safely Get Rid Of Ground Nesting Bees

How To Safely Get Rid Of Ground Nesting Bees

Ground nesting bees, also known as ground bees or mining bees, are a common sight in many Massachusetts landscapes. While these bees play a crucial role in pollinating plants, they can become a concern when their nests are located in areas where human activity is prevalent. In this blog post, we’ll explore how to safely…
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The Environmental Impact of Bee & Wasp Control: Balancing Nature and Safety with The Bee Hunter

The Environmental Impact of Bee & Wasp Control: Balancing Nature and Safety with The Bee Hunter

Bees and wasps are an integral part of our ecosystem. They play a pivotal role in pollinating our crops, ensuring biodiversity, and maintaining the health of our gardens. Yet, when they decide to make a home close to ours, their presence can become a concern for many homeowners in Central Massachusetts. While the immediate reaction…
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Keeping Children Safe from Insect Stings: The Bee Hunter’s Insights

Ensuring Your Children’s Safety Children’s safety is a top priority for parents, and one concern that often arises during outdoor activities is the risk of insect stings. Bees, wasps, hornets, yellow jackets, and other stinging insects can pose a threat to curious kids exploring their surroundings. In this blog post, we’ll discuss essential tips on…
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Hornets, Bees, and Wasps: Know the Differences for Safe Removal

As the weather heats up in spring and summer, it is common for Massachusetts residents to find uninvited buzzing guests in their backyards. Hornets, bees, and wasps all pose a potential threat to their human neighbors–especially if one of those neighbors is allergic. While these creatures are vital to our natural ecosystem, they can be…
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A close up view of a hornet's nest with yellow jackets and larva.

How to Keep Wasps and Bees from Nesting on Your House

Backyard BBQs, graduations, and outdoor celebrations are meant to be enjoyed without the intrusion of wasps, bees, or hornets. While these insects have their benefits, their presence can quickly turn a pleasant gathering into a distressing experience. The Bee Hunter of Massachusetts understands the importance of safety and peace during your outdoor activities and provides…
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How to Identify & Get Rid of Hornets

When it comes to stinging insects, hornets can be particularly formidable and aggressive. Recognizing and addressing a hornet infestation promptly is crucial to maintaining a safe environment. In this blog post, we will provide valuable insights on how to identify hornets, locate their nests, and effectively eliminate them. As specialists in bee, hornet, wasp, and…
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Are Carpenter Bees Destroying My House?

Battling Carpenter Bees: Protecting Your Home’s Aesthetics and Structure Carpenter bees are solitary bees that can be found throughout the United States. They typically measure between ½ to 1 inch in length. They are often confused with bumblebees due to their similar size and appearance. The main difference is carpenter bees have shiny, hairless abdomens,…
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Why Bee Extermination is Problematic Bee extermination can negatively impact our environment and ecosystems.

Honeybee Relocation vs Extermination: What You Need to Know About Bee Exterminators

Honeybees are an essential part of our ecosystem and play a vital role in pollinating our crops and plants. However, sometimes honeybees can become a nuisance, especially when they decide to build their hives in or near our homes. When this happens, many people turn to bee exterminators to solve the problem. But before you…
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