Tile Hill Bees

30/05/2026

25/05/2026

Wow !!!!

Thank you to everyone that has used our services over the weekend.
Over 15 colonies / nests have been safely rehomed / relocated.
Doing what we do gives them the best chance of survival rather than employing pest control to just destroy or poison.
We pride ourselves on doing something different for our bees.

Learn to love the bees x

22/05/2026

Tiny brain, massive intelligence. 🐝
A bee’s brain may be as small as a sesame seed, but it can recognize and remember human faces — proving that nature never stops amazing us. Every tiny creature plays a huge role in our world. Protect bees, protect life, protect nature. 🌼✨

04/05/2026

May is here and so are the Big Eight 🎱🐝

Of the UK’s 24 bumblebee species, these eight are the most common. This month, some queens will produce their first daughters, the workers, while others will welcome new males 💼🚹

👑 Bumblebee queens begin to emerge from hibernation in spring, when rising temperatures and longer days awaken them from their winter snooze in the soil.
💤 When a queen emerges, she spends some time resting in order to wake up properly.
🌷 Once fully awake she feeds on flowers to gain energy.
🏠 Then begins the search for a suitable nest site: holes in the ground, long grass, bird boxes and beneath garden sheds.
🌼 Having chosen her nest site, the queen will feed on more flowers and lay her first batch of eggs.
🐛 Little white larvae hatch, feed on collected pollen, and then develop into adult workers.
💼 These smaller females carry out work inside and outside the nest.
👑 Queens remain inside the nest, laying more eggs for the next batch of workers.
🚹 Towards the end of a nest, males are produced and leave. They do not collect pollen. Instead, they spend their time feeding on nectar and trying to mate with queens from other nests.

Have you spotted any bumblebees this spring? How many species have you seen so far this year?

🔎 Brush up on your bumblebee identification skills: https://ow.ly/77wB50YMpXP

21/04/2026

Did you know that the queen bumblebees waking up right now have been underground for months? They emerge exhausted, hungry, and often close to starvation. That single "w**d" or dandelion in your yard might be the only thing standing between her survival and the end of a future colony. 🌼
Bumblebees are some of the calmest, most gentle pollinators in your garden. They aren’t interested in humans—they’re just on a mission to save their families! Before you reach for the mower or herbicides, remember: a perfectly clean lawn can be a desert for them.
Let’s keep our gardens bee-friendly and help these fuzzy little wonders thrive. Every flower counts! 💛🧡

21/04/2026

Warwickshire residents are being invited to grab their smartphones, step into nature, and help record local wildlife in the country&

12/04/2026

This July myself and my daughter will be taking part in the Northbrook 10k run.
We will be running for the Violet Project CIO - Su***de Prevention and Bereavement Support Charity , a local charity that receives no support from local council or government funding.

It's a charity close to our hearts who we both volunteer for on a regular basis.

If you can spare just a small amount, thank you x

Help Neil Worwood raise money to support Violet Project - Su***de Prevention and Su***de Bereavement