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Lemans64


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Found this nice little nest hanging from a cedar tree behind my shop, general area where I might go to water the tree's.

never seen it until a few of the colony members decided to dive bomb me. Sent me running, LOL.

I can send it to anybody who might want it but you arrange the shipping, LOL.  



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Can of Brakeclean in each hand, heavy clothing on with NO spot they can penetrate, then attack!

Sorry Todd, I know you make your living with bees, but......

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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Can of Brakeclean in each hand, heavy clothing on with NO spot they can penetrate, then attack!

Sorry Todd, I know you make your living with bees, but......

Attack at night while they are all in the hive.

Although they are pollinators, they are NOT bees, they are wasps/hornets which do not produce honey.

 

Rick, watch out for your exposed "stinger" when watering the trees!winkbiggrin 



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Like Darryl said- those aren't bees! In fact honeybees aren't aggressive unless you bother the hive. Hornets can do a lot of damage to a bee hive.

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Ya I know they are wasp's but just a normal reaction to call bee's. 

And ya i could get a swollen stinger and then what would I do with it?? 



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Lemans64 wrote:

And ya i could get a swollen stinger and then what would I do with it?? 

 Pour Lucky Lager on it ... it acts as an antiseptic.



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That would be considered Alcohol abuse. LOL. 

 



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