
You may be wondering who has been drilling a half-inch hole in the deck railing and why. I know I was. The answer is...this female carpenter bee.

I could actually hear her chewing away inside the burrow from the other side of the deck. Hopefully that means she had yet to lay her eggs and this will be the full extent of the damage.

that's amazing. aren't bees meant too heavy to fly ? when you add to that the weight of a power drill it's a amazing they can even get off the ground.
ReplyDeletestill, a little bee with a bit power tool is likely to have given her quite a buzz, though i suspect she'll sting you for the price of the electricity.
sorry, that wasp a dreadful comment.
I think you're pollen my leg.
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