Swarm collection
Beekeeper Listing
2024 Honey Bee Swarm Collection
The Club members listed below are willing to adopt swarms in and around
Clallam County
For Jefferson County inquiries please call (360) 390-5118
If you find what you believe to be a swarm of honey bees, quickly check out this excellent article called “What's Buzzin' in My Garden?” to help you identify various pollinators. Another useful article (from Wikipedia) also provides information on the characteristics of common wasps and bees.
Fuzzy; help humans by pollinating our plants; gentle in nature and rarely sting; legs are usually hidden when flying
Little to no hair; h
elp humans by eating other insects; e
at human food that is laying around; a
ggressive and ready to sting; l
egs hang down when flying
Please Note:
If you have wasps, you will need to call an extermination service.
Swarm Collection List
Gary and Bobbie Stewart 253-686-0302 Sequim
Thomas O’Laughlin 360-670-2798 Port Angeles to Sequim
Bogie Kmita 562-505-6926 Carlsborg to Blyn
Carl Reichenbach 818-203-0565 Port Angeles to Sequim
Bob Withrow 360-477-1933 Port Angeles to Sequim
Ashley Baar 360-460-7221 All Clallam County
Pat Fox 360-271-6926 Carlsborg/Sequim
Tim Shank 310-200-9119 Lake Farm to Carlsborg
Joyce Danner 425-444-7598 Port Angeles to Blyn
Rami Grunbaum 206-390-3144 Sequim