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Apr 12, 2006 18:28

It would appear that my balcony has become the hip new hang-out for stinging insects. At last count, at least five of those half-thumb-sized bees (honey bees, is it?), one wasp, and one yellow-jacket have decided to linger during the day. The yellow-jacket might be moving in, at that. I don't know why, in that I'm on the third (/2.5) floor and ( Read more... )

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Insex anonymous April 13 2006, 04:35:41 UTC

Yeah, probably are honey bees...If ya need any help I can SAFETLY remove them to a bettttter place. There's actually certain things you can buy (at Lowes, Home Depot, Garden dpt. stuff, etc) to either safetly catch them with pheromones, and to be let out later, and of course there's also others that help repel them, etc. I really wish I would get back into Entomology again, I sure do miss it...

Re: Insex arthur0dent April 13 2006, 16:51:00 UTC

Well, I wasn't planning to go mash them or anything, if that's what yer thinking. Dunno, I assumed there were lots of them and they would just (ha ha) respawn.

Re: Insex anonymous April 13 2006, 19:49:54 UTC

Oh, I know ya won't mash them, you've got a heart...but I dunno, after those frogs at the pool...har har, I kid, I kid. But yeah, i'm pretty sure you could get some kind of candle, or other device to repel them somewhat, so they don't turn into THE SWARM or anything.

Re: Insex arthur0dent April 13 2006, 20:10:15 UTC

Oh, like there's nothing in your past you're ashamed of. Wait, uh, wasn't there a song or something we were discussing? HMMM?

But, yeah, my balcony is quickly turning into a Megaman level. Stingman? Needleman?

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