Dale Hayberg is a Pasco County bee rescuer listed on the statewide Florida Bee Rescuers roster, and unlike some entries his listing includes both a published phone number and an email address. That gives Pasco homeowners two easy ways to make contact when a swarm turns up in the yard or bees move into a structure.
The focus of a bee-rescue listing like this is live removal and relocation: honey bees are collected and moved to a hive rather than sprayed and killed. If you have spotted a swarm hanging in a tree, on a fence, or under an eave, reaching out with a short description of the situation and, where safe, a photo helps Dale gauge the job before heading out.
As a volunteer-style rescuer rather than a large company, his availability depends on the season and his own beekeeping schedule, with spring bringing the heaviest swarm activity across Pasco. Whether you call or email, describing your location and what the bees are doing gets you to the right answer fastest. Each beekeeper sets their own terms, so confirm what a visit involves when you connect. For a reachable, live-removal contact in Pasco County, Dale Hayberg is a dependable place to start.
