Posted by Steve in VA on July 28, 2017 at 04:58:25 from (173.72.221.13):
In Reply to: Getting rid of Bees posted by pinball on July 28, 2017 at 04:33:24:
I fully support Glenster's approach. Honey bees are way too important to just nuke. Along those lines, however, even if not honey bees they may be pollinators. I have what have been identified to me as mason bees that appear each year in the ground in the equipment shed. So docile that the dogs and I can walk through without any response. Peoples allergic reaction to one kind of bee may not be the same for all kinds.
That said, I completely understand your desire to look out for the family. They may be any number of ground bees that have moved into the tree due to wet weather.
Again, with Glenster, I'd be surprised if you don't have local beekeepers and a quick call for a visit can tell you exactly what you have and how to resolve the issue. Beekeepers will be happy to come out on the chance that they get a colony.
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