If you notice a large number of bees clustered together, you have most likely witnessed a swarm of honeybees. First things first, don't spray the bees!  Pick up the phone and give us (or your local beekeeper) a call, so that we may properly identify the bees and make a plan to relocate the swarm to a new hive. Swarming is a normal behavior for honeybees that typically occurs in the Spring months but has also been known to continue through July. We are experienced in removing swarms from most any accessible location, as well as live hive extractions that can be found in walls or abandoned structures.  The vital role that honeybees play in our everyday lives is the primary reason why we strive to save each swarm we encounter.