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Swarm of Bees

17722 N 79th Ave

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Summary

  • A swarm of over 100 bees was reported in Glendale, Arizona, prompting caution for those in the vicinity.

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A beekeeper is on site to safely manage the bees.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 17722 N 79th Ave.

A Citizen user shows a swarm of bees on the sidewalk and in the surrounding area. Use caution in the area.

According to a Citizen user, a swarm of over 100 bees was observed.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

A beekeeper is on site to safely manage the bees.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 17722 N 79th Ave.

A Citizen user shows a swarm of bees on the sidewalk and in the surrounding area. Use caution in the area.

According to a Citizen user, a swarm of over 100 bees was observed.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

A beekeeper is on site to safely manage the bees.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 17722 N 79th Ave.

A Citizen user shows a swarm of bees on the sidewalk and in the surrounding area. Use caution in the area.

According to a Citizen user, a swarm of over 100 bees was observed.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

A beekeeper is on site to safely manage the bees.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 17722 N 79th Ave.

A Citizen user shows a swarm of bees on the sidewalk and in the surrounding area. Use caution in the area.

According to a Citizen user, a swarm of over 100 bees was observed.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

A beekeeper is on site to safely manage the bees.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 17722 N 79th Ave.

A Citizen user shows a swarm of bees on the sidewalk and in the surrounding area. Use caution in the area.

According to a Citizen user, a swarm of over 100 bees was observed.

This alert was created by a community member. Citizen is working to gather more information. If you’re nearby, broadcast live or comment to share updates.

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Comments30

phoenixUser1830438002Jun 14 at 9:05 AM

DO NOT ALLOW ANY PEST CONTROL SPRAYING OF THIS TRANSIENT COLONY THEY WILL MOVE ALONG GIVE THEM SPACE AND TIME. THEY ARE PROTECTING THEIR QUEEN

coolidgeUser1176604011Jun 14 at 9:15 AM

Don't kill the colony please </3 bee's help our ecosystem

PhoenixUser355546026Jun 14 at 9:13 AM

The queen gets tired and lands and the workers swarm her. Once she's rested, she comes out and flys away and they all follow her ❤️❤️

phoenixUser1459938010Jun 14 at 8:11 AM

Leave them alone, they will move on shortly

phoenixUser1830438002Jun 14 at 9:05 AM

DO NOT ALLOW ANY PEST CONTROL SPRAYING OF THIS TRANSIENT COLONY THEY WILL MOVE ALONG GIVE THEM SPACE AND TIME. THEY ARE PROTECTING THEIR QUEEN

coolidgeUser1176604011Jun 14 at 9:15 AM

Don't kill the colony please </3 bee's help our ecosystem

PhoenixUser355546026Jun 14 at 9:13 AM

The queen gets tired and lands and the workers swarm her. Once she's rested, she comes out and flys away and they all follow her ❤️❤️

phoenixUser1459938010Jun 14 at 8:11 AM

Leave them alone, they will move on shortly

phoenixUser1830438002Jun 14 at 9:05 AM

DO NOT ALLOW ANY PEST CONTROL SPRAYING OF THIS TRANSIENT COLONY THEY WILL MOVE ALONG GIVE THEM SPACE AND TIME. THEY ARE PROTECTING THEIR QUEEN

coolidgeUser1176604011Jun 14 at 9:15 AM

Don't kill the colony please </3 bee's help our ecosystem

PhoenixUser355546026Jun 14 at 9:13 AM

The queen gets tired and lands and the workers swarm her. Once she's rested, she comes out and flys away and they all follow her ❤️❤️

phoenixUser1459938010Jun 14 at 8:11 AM

Leave them alone, they will move on shortly

phoenixUser1830438002Jun 14 at 9:05 AM

DO NOT ALLOW ANY PEST CONTROL SPRAYING OF THIS TRANSIENT COLONY THEY WILL MOVE ALONG GIVE THEM SPACE AND TIME. THEY ARE PROTECTING THEIR QUEEN

coolidgeUser1176604011Jun 14 at 9:15 AM

Don't kill the colony please </3 bee's help our ecosystem

PhoenixUser355546026Jun 14 at 9:13 AM

The queen gets tired and lands and the workers swarm her. Once she's rested, she comes out and flys away and they all follow her ❤️❤️

phoenixUser1459938010Jun 14 at 8:11 AM

Leave them alone, they will move on shortly

phoenixUser1830438002Jun 14 at 9:05 AM

DO NOT ALLOW ANY PEST CONTROL SPRAYING OF THIS TRANSIENT COLONY THEY WILL MOVE ALONG GIVE THEM SPACE AND TIME. THEY ARE PROTECTING THEIR QUEEN

coolidgeUser1176604011Jun 14 at 9:15 AM

Don't kill the colony please </3 bee's help our ecosystem

PhoenixUser355546026Jun 14 at 9:13 AM

The queen gets tired and lands and the workers swarm her. Once she's rested, she comes out and flys away and they all follow her ❤️❤️

phoenixUser1459938010Jun 14 at 8:11 AM

Leave them alone, they will move on shortly

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