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Old 11-10-2006, 02:53 AM posted to rec.gardens
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Default Problem Bumble Bees in Fall

In article .com,
says...
weft2 wrote:

When you write "bumble bees" are you sure you're not referring to
yellow jackets (a wasp)? Because yellow jackets have a nasty habit of
burrowing near the base of a building.

Bumble bees usually are found low near the ground on nesting on the
ground such as under sheds or under loose grass/leaf matter such as a
pile of hay or an abandoned pile of leaves.
Wasps bite and one can/will bite a number of times. Where bees use
their stinger once and they're done.

Honey bees use their stinger once and are done...Bumble bees, as wasps
can use their stingers multiple times.


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