Wanedale Pest Control & Drainage Solutions

15/10/2026

🦅 Come and meet the birds of prey at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park, Sussex 17/10/26

Join us at our MacMillan morning to see these magnificent birds close up and learn about their lives, habits and how they’re cared for.

Enjoy a lovely morning while helping us raise money for Macmillian Cancer Support. Every donation makes a huge difference 💚

Come along, bring your friends and family and help us support this wonderful cause!

09/10/2026

🦅 Come and meet the birds of prey at Winchelsea Sands Holiday Park, Caravans and Lodges For Sale! 10/10/26

Join us at our MacMillan afternoon to see these magnificent birds close up and learn about their lives, habits and how they’re cared for.

Enjoy a lovely afternoon while helping us raise money for Macmillian Cancer Support. Every donation makes a huge difference 💚

Come along, bring your friends and family and help us support this wonderful cause!

31/08/2026

Edenbridge And Oxted Agricultural Show. Message from all the members of SERA South Eastern Raptor Association. Thank you to everyone who visited us at the show. It was lovely to see and chat with you all about our amazing birds. We all enjoyed the show immensely and can’t wait to see you all next year.

31/08/2026

Great day yesterday Edenbridge And Oxted Agricultural Show All set for another day with the South Eastern Raptor Association. Pop over and say hello to the wonderful birds of prey near gate 3c

04/06/2026

Honey bees removed from a property today and relocated to Rentahive Catherine Pope.
Bees extracted with minimal damage and great care.
Please call us on 07816 220229 for all pest control and drainage solutions.

02/05/2026

Hi everyone, it’s that time of year again. We are just entering a swarm period for honey bees at the moment. If you see a swarm of honeybees can you please go online to the click on the swarm collection link at the British beekeepers association https://www.bbka.org.uk/find-a-local-swarm-collector and check your local area for the contact details of a local beekeeper who will come and collect them. Please do not try to move them on by squirting them with a hose or throw things at them.
They may sound scary when there is such a large amount of them but they are quite placid. They gorge themselves on honey before leaving the hive and are just resting while looking for a new home. Please don’t kill them, just call your local swarm collector and they will remove them. This is normally a free service.

If the bees have been identified as honey bees you can enter your postcode to find our nearest volunteer swarm collectors.