Bees

Amidst the confusion between black bees in your yard, you must have tried to compare carpenter bee vs. bumblebee. I hope you agree that differentiating between the two bee types was a difficult task. In this article, we will examine the similarities and differences between a bumblebee and a carpenter bee. But, do Carpenter Bees Sting?

Do carpenter bees bite? Carpenter Bees‘ stings, just like those from snakes, are genuinely terrifying. Their massive size and the aggressive nature of the male carpenter bees cause even more fear among people. Answer: Only female carpenter bees can sting, but they only do so when they are provoked or mishandled. Yet, the contrast between carpenter

This is a Hornet Nest Removal guide. It is a kind of unpleasant situation for you if you are having a hornet or wasp’s nest around in or near your place. It can get nastier, especially if there are kids or anyone with an allergic issue to their stings (insect venom). I will discuss the

Unlike bumble/honey bees, carpenter bees do more than just carry out pollination – they bore woods and create nests. Also, female carpenter bees may sting humans if provokes.  So, on how to get rid of carpenter bees without killing them; you can install a sacrificial piece of wood, install carpenter bee traps, use a Sweep

Have you noticed some conical dirt piles, but similar to anthills, with large openings in your yard? You could be having ground bees in your lawn! To be sure, watch any bees or insects flying into or out of the burrowed ground. Ground bees dig mainly in bare areas of the garden or lawn, particularly

What’re the differences between bees vs. wasps vs. hornets? If you’ve seen a flying insect that’s black and yellow in the yard – it could cause one of these bugs or yellow jackets.   They have different behaviors, diet, nesting habits, & aggressiveness. But bumblebees, hornets, & wasps (check wasp sprays) survive after stinging, but