No they're not ground hornets, but they are pesty. Their holes look
just like little ant hills with about a 1/4 inch hole. The hills are
about 3" in diameter. Anyone know what these are and how to get rid
of them? Looks more like a large fly than a bee.

Thanks!

Dont tell anyone from the EPA, but I pour about a half cup of gasoline right
down the middle of the hill. It works for ants also.

Dwayne

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No they're not ground hornets, but they are pesty. Their holes look
just like little ant hills with about a 1/4 inch hole. The hills are
about 3" in diameter. Anyone know what these are and how to get rid
of them? Looks more like a large fly than a bee.

Thanks!

On Thu, 24 Jul 2003 21:36:40 -0600, "Dwayne" wrote:

It works for ants also.


Hopefully it seems into your well!

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No they're not ground hornets, but they are pesty. Their holes look
just like little ant hills with about a 1/4 inch hole. The hills are
about 3" in diameter. Anyone know what these are and how to get rid
of them? Looks more like a large fly than a bee.


Just guessing they are Andrenid Bees,or Halictid Bees
aka mining bees. If they are in a lawn, promote the lawn
growth to keep them in check for next year. You can try
keeping the area soaked with water to move them on or
apply a small amount of an insecticide dust at the
entrances of each hole.
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We child proofed our home,
but they are still getting in.

Lar. (to e-mail, get rid of the BUGS!!

lol, I love your signature....

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We child proofed our home,
but they are still getting in.

Lar. (to e-mail, get rid of the BUGS!!

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lol, I love your signature....




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We child proofed our home,
but they are still getting in.

Lar. (to e-mail, get rid of the BUGS!!