The Rusty Patched Bumble Bee is one of the main goals of Wild South’s citizen science project, but it’s not the only thing that the project is trying to find. Several other species found in our region are at risk of extinction or currently suffering population declines. We can find out how the ranges of … Read more
There are many types, shapes, and colors of wasps and bees, but there are a few that you will most likely see in Maryland. There are a lot of different kinds of stinging insects that fly around in the summer, whether you’re working in the garden or just relaxing by the pool. You can avoid … Read more
Yes, some spiders do eat bees. Orb-weavers, jumping, wolf and crab spiders will all hunt and consume any unfortunate bees that cross their path. Spiders are some of the best garden predators. They use a lot of different methods to catch and kill their prey. Bees and spiders – two small critters that often cross … Read more
Discovering bees buzzing around and nesting in your siding can be surprising and concerning for any homeowner. Pollinators like bees are very important to our ecosystem, but having them live in your home’s siding is not a good idea. Rescue My Roof has been helping people with their siding problems for more than ten years, … Read more
As an avid backyard gardener and nature lover in Ohio, I’ve always been fascinated by the busy bees I see flitting from flower to flower Beyond just the honeybee, there are actually around 500 different bee species that call Ohio home! In this article, I’ll highlight 10 common bee types you’re likely to spot, how … Read more
When you’re spending time outdoors, the last thing you want is to be bothered by a carpenter bee. Although not usually aggressive, their stings can still be painful. Do not let that stop you from having fun outside! This blog will give you helpful information on how to treat a carpenter bee sting and make … Read more
It can be alarming to look outside and see hundreds of bees buzzing around your yard. Your first instinct may be to grab the insecticide and start spraying. However, bees are extremely important pollinators and you should avoid harming them if possible. Here are some tips for dealing with the situation in a more bee-friendly … Read more
Bees and spiders occupy the same outdoor spaces, yet they interact in complex ways as both predator and prey. While spiders readily consume bees that wander into their webs or cross their paths, bees do not typically eat spiders However, bees have defense strategies that allow them to fight back against spider predators when necessary. … Read more
If you want to keep your family safe, the best way to get rid of Carpenter Bees is to call a professional bee removal team like Bee Serious Bee Removal. With more than 20,000 species of bees in the world, there are bound to be some that cause more trouble than they solve. One of … Read more
Black and yellow stripes on bees indicate one of two things to potential predators. Either it’s equipped with a toxic bite or sting or it tastes particularly unpleasant when consumed. Some small flies and wasps will copy the black and yellow stripes on their bellies to make potential threats think they are dangerous. As an … Read more