Found a swarm of honeybees in Cambridgeshire — Cambridge, Peterborough, Ely or anywhere in between? Don't panic, and please don't spray. Send us one photo and a local beekeeper will come and collect them, free.
SwarmLine dispatches to registered local beekeepers across Cambridgeshire — and the list grows every week.
📷 Report a swarm nowTakes under a minute · no app, no account
Yes. Honeybee swarm collection through SwarmLine is free — a local beekeeper collects the swarm and gives the bees a new home. The beekeeper may ask for a small fuel contribution for very rural call-outs, agreed up front. Colonies established inside a wall or roof are different: that's specialist paid work, and we'll connect you with the right person.
Send us a photo — on WhatsApp or at swarmline.uk/report. Our AI identifies what you're looking at in seconds (honeybees, bumblebees or wasps), and if it's a honeybee swarm the nearest registered beekeeper is offered the collection immediately.
Swarms are time-sensitive and beekeepers know it — offers go out the moment you report, to one collector at a time, nearest first. Most swarms are collected within hours.
We'll tell you straight away from the photo, and can connect you with a local professional — so no beekeeper gets called to a wasp nest, and you get the right help first time.
Beekeepers in Cambridgeshire: join the collector list and get first refusal on swarms near you — free colonies, no rotas, no obligation. Sign up in a minute.