Carpenter bees, common in California, bore into untreated wood, causing structural damage but rarely sting; only females can sting and do so only if provoked, while males cannot sting.

Carpenter bees prefer “sound, undecayed wood without paint or bark” to make their homes, although they’ll also bore into lumber and dead wood on trees. Do carpenter bees sting?

Carpenter bees burrow in wood structures like decks to lay their young. How to identify them, avoid bumblebees, get rid of them & avoid getting stung by females Can carpenter bees sting?

A recent bee attack in France left 24 injured and three in critical condition. While bee attacks aren't common, there are ...

Carpenter bees, also called wood bees in Kentucky, dig holes in wooden surfaces to rear their young. ... Larson describes them as little bee “dude bros,” who are all buzz and no sting.

Carpenter bees use their powerful jaws to burrow into wood, leaving “siding, sheds, garages, playsets and wooden patio furniture scattered with ugly holes,” according to AAI Pest Control in ...

Carpenter bees prefer “sound, undecayed wood without paint or bark” to make their homes, although they’ll also bore into lumber and dead wood on trees. Do carpenter bees sting?

Carpenter bees use their powerful jaws to burrow into wood, leaving “siding, sheds, garages, playsets and wooden patio furniture scattered with ugly holes,” according to AAI Pest Control in ...

Carpenter bees prefer “sound, undecayed wood without paint or bark” to make their homes, although they’ll also bore into lumber and dead wood on trees. Do carpenter bees sting?