How Do Exterminators Get Rid of Carpenter Bees?
Second only to bumblebee queens, carpenter bees are the largest type of bees in the U.S. They’re common in southern states as well as on the east coast, especially in Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia. While carpenter bees rarely sting, they can cause...
How Bad Are Carpenter Bees in Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia?
Have you ever noticed fuzzy insects around your house that look like bumblebees, but have a shiny black underside instead of a furry yellow one? Those are carpenter bees, and their presence causes much dismay among East Coast homeowners. How bad are carpenter bees in...
Can Carpenter Bees Damage Your Home in Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia?
The name “carpenter bee” seems a tad misleading, doesn’t it? After all, carpenters help build and repair buildings, not damage them — yet, the latter is a top skill of the carpenter bee. The name describes their ability to drill through wood, but...
How Bad Are Carpenter Bees in Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia?
Have you ever noticed fuzzy insects around your house that look like bumblebees, but have a shiny black underside instead of a furry yellow one? Those are carpenter bees, and their presence causes much dismay among East Coast homeowners. How bad are carpenter bees in...
Are Carpenter Bees in Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia Destructive?
Carpenter bees are native pollinators in Southern Maryland and Northern Virginia. While they look a lot like your typical bumblebee, they’re only out and about in spring and summer and they’re solitary nesters. We’re often asked if carpenter bees are... Google Rating
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