Successfully rescued!
Thousands of honeybees have been removed from the brickwork of a Grade II listed-building near Accrington.
The colony was spotted after it began sending out swarms of bees from the restricted space. The honeybees entered the property through an air brick sitting above the second floor of Elmfield Hall, just below the height of the roof.It is believed that the colony have been in the space for at least two seasons as they were well-established within the air brick, having both food stores of pollen and capped honey built up.
After the bees were removed, the remainder of the honeycomb was removed from the air brick to prevent any long-term issues and the brickwork replaced to seal the space from future pests.
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