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  • Protecting Yourself From Bees

    by Cliff Davis

    Protecting Yourself From Bees

    Bees hold a very special place in our ecosystem. As essential pollinators, they help local plant life thrive and stay fruitful. For a while, bee populations had been dwindling, but recently, there has been a boom, and these useful insects are making a comeback. Recent research shows that the number of bee colonies in the US is growing, which is good news for honey and nature lovers.
    Posted in bee behaviour, Bee Stings, bee types, bees lifecycle, carpenter bee traps

  • What To Do and Not To Do With Stinging Insects

    by Cliff Davis
    Being close to a stinging insect is not a scenario we want to be in. Still, knowing how to act when you're near bees, wasps, bumblebees, or other insects makes dealing with them much easier. While they're a key part of the cycle of life, their presence makes us uneasy, especially when finding them at your home
    Posted in Bee attractants, Bee Stings, Bee trap bait, bee traps, bee types, carpenter bee damage, Stinging Insects

  • Do Carpenter Bees Sting?

    by Cliff Davis

    The world has thousands of insects but few are as intriguing as carpenter bees. These fascinating insects look like bumblebees and are known for their woodworking prowess. While carpenter bees are crucial parts of our ecosystems, their nesting habits can create havoc for property owners and cause lots of destruction.

    Posted in Bee Stings, bee types, carpenter bee traps