Even though bees are very important to our environment, especially for pollination, they can be a problem sometimes. This is especially true for species like carpenter bees that can damage wooden structures. Suppose professional help is not an option, and its just between you and the bees. A surprising solution that people are using in … Read more
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Seeing dead bees around your property can be concerning. You may worry it’s a sign of a larger issue or that it may attract more bees to the area. However, in most cases, a dead bee does not signal danger nor will it bring in swarms of new bees. How Bees Communicate Bees have complex … Read more
Birds that eat bees and other insects are called true insectivores. There are more than 6,000 species of these birds. If our bee populations are going down, does this matter? In general, no, birds don’t pose a major threat. But, some types of birds are specialists when it comes to insects hunting. Most things in … Read more
For homeowners in many parts of the United States, carpenter bees rarely attract attention. When passing near homes, these bees may go unnoticed or be mistaken for other bees. However, homeowners in areas with large carpenter bee populations look at these wood-damaging insects differently. Carpenter bee activities can cause extensive damage to wooden structures, including … Read more
Sweat bees are a common type of bee found throughout North Carolina As their name suggests, they are attracted to perspiration and are often spotted landing on people to lick up the salt from their sweat While the name “sweat bee” may conjure up images of a bothersome pest, these bees are generally not aggressive … Read more
As a gardener and nature lover I often come across different types of bees buzzing around my flower beds and vegetable garden. One kind that always catches my eye is the big yellow fuzzy bee. With their large furry bodies striped with black bands, these bees have a distinct look that makes them easy to … Read more
Because this website has a lot of information about wasps, people often ask me if wasps eat, attack, or kill bees, and if they can even kill a big bumble bee. They also want to know if wasps and bees can get along. Firstly, its worth noting that bees and wasps are related. However, even … Read more
Finding No-Kill Bee Removal Services In Your Area If you’ve discovered honeybees or bumblebees on your property, you may be looking for a no-kill bee removal service near you. Rather than exterminating bees, no-kill beekeepers safely relocate colonies to apiaries where they can continue pollinating. This article explains what no-kill bee removal entails, its benefits, … Read more
A Guide to Black Bees Found in Pennsylvania As spring and summer arrive in Pennsylvania, you may start to notice more bees buzzing around outside. While some fear bees or find them a nuisance, they play an extremely important role as pollinators in ecosystems and agriculture. There are over 400 bee species native to Pennsylvania, … Read more