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Carpenter Bees and Redwood Fence Posts
I was at the side yard, opening the gate to put away my mower when
two of the largest bees I've ever encountered flew out from inside a knothole in the lower portion of the 4"X4" post. They weren't too aggressive, simply floated at my eye level and watched me until they'd decided I wasn't a threat. One was blonde, the other black. Judging by what I've found through google, the blonde is a male and the black female. http://www.whatsthatbug.com/carpenter.html Since I'd rather _not_ get stung removing the fence post (it cracked loudly when I opened the gate), is there some preferred method for evicting said colony? Many thanks. The Ranger --- [Our] butchers used to say the only thing on an animal they couldn't recycle was the squeal of a pig and the moo of a cow. strider, afb, 10/Jul/2005 |
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