A reason why our scoops are non functional

BenSD

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holy crap,
How long has it been sitting in the same place???

geeze, I get upset when a fly gets inside!!
 
That is crazy! If I saw that many bees on my hoodscoop, I would run as fast as I can. I would not hang around and open the hood to see if there are any other bees in there. I thought it was bad when I had to use a toothpick to remove the body of a single bee from my hoodscoop. :lmao:

Do you know what kind of car that is? To me, it looks like a late model Subaru.
 
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Mark86 said:
That is crazy! If I saw that many bees on my hoodscoop, I would run as fast as I can. I would not hang around and open the hood to see if there are any other bees in there. I thought it was bad when I had to use a toothpick to remove the body of a single bee from my hoodscoop. :lmao

Do you know what kind of car that is? To me, it looks like a late model Subaru.


It is a Subaru. I found the photos posted over at photo.net.
 
How long has it been sitting in the same place???

I can tell you from experience, it doesn't take very long for a bees to begin a new hive.

I had an old wood dresser out on the side of my house. One morning my neighbor calls and tells me that there's a swarm of bees outside. By the end of the day, there are thousands of bees flying in and out of the dresser.

That night, we had a "bee remover" come by to remove the bees. After spraying the hive and dismantling the dresser, he estimated that there were about 17,000 bees.

He would have taken the bees alive for his own hive, but because we had recently tented the house for termites, he was concerned that the dresser may still be contaminated.
 
And I thought my 1 Cicada was enough to write home about...

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