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Bee deterrent?
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Nick wrote: A rather odd question perhaps. A cottage locally is being plagued by small bees. I don't know the name, species or type of bee. They are nesting within the old and soft brickwork. No nesting within the building. Might be able to get a pic of one, if of any interest. I would like to deter them, I most certainly do not want to kill/eradicate them. They don't bother me but are bothering the tenants and their young children. Any ideas please for a suitable deterrent or some enticement to persuade them to move house? It's far better to educate the humans. Why are they bothered? They are flapping over nothing - I don't know if those bees can sting, but I am pretty sure that they never do. Regards, Nick Maclaren. |
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