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Carpenter Bees have a wide appearance throughout the United States.

There are so many different species of bees in the US but the most apparent is a big bee that looks a lot like a bumble bee. Expect to find these bees, if you don't already do circling around flowers and shrubs and under the eaves of buildings. The Carpenter Bee is so unique in a way that it's home isn't always a bee hive but a piece of wood that they bored, that is why they're called carpenter bees. For that same reason they can be a bit of bad news when it comes to property consisting of wood material. The main important reason for a serious attack of bees is a common sense explanation. Bees guard their homes and their nesting areas from intruders and any other type of harm possible to them and they guard it aggressively. That is why if you think that their might be carpenter bees in your area and you have an idea of where their home might be its not a good idea to go and try getting rid of them yourself and or friends. How can I tell if there are bees if I don't see them? Carpenter bees bore holes into wood overhangs, fence posts, and trees. They will crawl between cracks of siding and roofing in structures. When they bore in wood, the hole they drill is about 1/2". This hole will go straight an inch or two and then turn 90 degrees. This new portion of the nest becomes an egg chamber. Eggs are laid at the end of these chambers. Food is placed alongside the egg and then sealed tight. It is common for an egg chamber to be two or more feet long. It may have numerous egg chambers branching out from the main chamber.

It's vitally important for people to understand that bees aren't out to get them; they just want their homes respected and their eggs and food safe. Bees spend days gathering food and keeping it near their eggs at the near end of the hole in the wood.

What flowers do carpenter bees like most? Female bees get their food from once the drilling has been completed, she will spend her days foraging for food. You may find her working Azaleas, Bradfords, Daffodils, Pansies and any plant which will provide pollen.

"Attack of the bees!"
Male bees hang around flowers like the ones mentioned looking for a mate. But, male bees are curious and will buzz around people. This buzzing scares people into thinking they are being "attacked".

TRUE FACT:
Male bees don't have a stinger! He has a distinctive yellow face, which may be seen while he is in flight.

Female bees have no interest other than collecting food. They have a stinger and their face is black. Bumblebees have yellow and black body hair on all body parts.

Moreover, if you were to find old carpenter bees nests most likely it's not going to be abandoned for a long time because bees love going back to where they were born.

To stop further nests from starting, you must finish all exposed wood with a protective paint. A hard finish may keep carpenter bees from using the piece. But, sometimes not even newly painted wood come stop these bees.

For further questions and concerns about Carpenter Bees or any other pest control problem, please give us a call.

Alco Animal & Pest Control provides full carpenter bee removal and control services in NJ. We are more than happy to inform New Jersey and out of state visitors on these and other species that (might) cause dangers to their health. We offer great advice and solutions because we are well certified and informed when it comes to animal control and the
safety of animals in New Jersey, that is our main priority.


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