Hobbit Honey is a honey business in Pinellas County that also does bee rescue, and its entry on the April 2026 roster includes both a phone number and an email. That combination is a good sign for a homeowner: an operation already keeping bees and producing honey has the hives and the know-how to take in a rescued colony rather than destroy it.
The rescue side means live removal and relocation. A swarm that has clustered on a branch, a fence, or the eave of a house in Pinellas can often be collected and rehomed into managed hives, which keeps the bees alive and gets them off your property. When you reach out, describing where the bees are, how long they have been there, and whether they are out in the open or inside a structure helps Hobbit Honey understand the job.
Because this is a working honey operation, availability tends to follow the beekeeping calendar, and spring is the busiest window for swarms across Pinellas County. With both a phone and email on file, you have two ways to make contact; leading with your location and a clear description of the situation is the quickest path to an answer. Each beekeeper sets their own terms, so confirm what a visit involves. For Pinellas homeowners who want their bees saved rather than sprayed, Hobbit Honey is a fitting choice.
