Wasps or bees

[anonymous-user]

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[Pothole]

can't see them very well, you should have got closer not much yellow so I'd say bees.

looks like this swarm:



Get a local beekeeper to come and get them...you can find one from here: http://www.britishbee.org.uk/swarm_help.php

[Pothole]

no worries, I love bees and we need as many as we can get! Keep us posted?

[StuartGGray]

Looks more like a cat with carbuncles - you're safe.

[Penny-lope]

I went into my garden shed today and found the start of a wasps nest...roughly golf ball size. So I knocked it to the ground, and stomped on it a few times and then disposed of what was left (paper like material)

What's the chances of them coming back?

[carreauchompeur]

Penny-lope said:

I went into my garden shed today and found the start of a wasps nest...roughly golf ball size. So I knocked it to the ground, and stomped on it a few times and then disposed of what was left (paper like material)

What's the chances of them coming back?

High. The call to Wasp Command has gone in and an aggressive swarm are on their way. Keep the windows closed, HTH.

[Penny-lope]

carreauchompeur said:

Penny-lope said:

I went into my garden shed today and found the start of a wasps nest...roughly golf ball size. So I knocked it to the ground, and stomped on it a few times and then disposed of what was left (paper like material)

What's the chances of them coming back?

High. The call to Wasp Command has gone in and an aggressive swarm are on their way. Keep the windows closed, HTH.

Oh feck

[Pothole]

anonymous said:

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well played, mate.

[Simpo Two]

Nice result - was it a domestic colony that escaped?

[superlightr]

Penny-lope said:

I went into my garden shed today and found the start of a wasps nest...roughly golf ball size. So I knocked it to the ground, and stomped on it a few times and then disposed of what was left (paper like material)

What's the chances of them coming back?

stomping on it a few times ! you sure you have destroyed it?, best way just set fire to it in the shed. trust me. They wont come back although you may not have a shed left either..... but dont let that worry you, its the only way to be sure......

Edited by superlightr on Monday 24th May 10:47

Edited by superlightr on Monday 24th May 10:48

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anonymous said:

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I'll bet he was happy. A bee colony will cost the best part of £200 at the moment, if not more. We've just ordered ours and got a good deal at £175.

Fingers crossed the little critters get a good summer this year.

[HereBeMonsters]

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anonymous said:

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I'll bet he was happy. A bee colony will cost the best part of £200 at the moment, if not more. We've just ordered ours and got a good deal at £175.

Fingers crossed the little critters get a good summer this year.

Yeah - just been told that by a guy at work. No wonder he turned up within 10 minutes of me phoning. I was just glad to get rid. This is the second time in the last 10 years we have been invaded. Last time they left yellow dots of honey all over the cars. Perhaps we should get a hive.

https://www.omlet.co.uk/shop/shop.php?cat=Beekeeping&sub=Beehaus

[Pothole]

anonymous said:

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anonymous said:

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I'll bet he was happy. A bee colony will cost the best part of £200 at the moment, if not more. We've just ordered ours and got a good deal at £175.

Fingers crossed the little critters get a good summer this year.

Yeah - just been told that by a guy at work. No wonder he turned up within 10 minutes of me phoning. I was just glad to get rid. This is the second time in the last 10 years we have been invaded. Last time they left yellow dots of honey all over the cars. Perhaps we should get a hive.

that was bee poo...they stay in all winter and don't poo. Come spring it all comes out!

[shakotan]

Pothole said:

anonymous said:

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anonymous said:

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I'll bet he was happy. A bee colony will cost the best part of £200 at the moment, if not more. We've just ordered ours and got a good deal at £175.

Fingers crossed the little critters get a good summer this year.

Yeah - just been told that by a guy at work. No wonder he turned up within 10 minutes of me phoning. I was just glad to get rid. This is the second time in the last 10 years we have been invaded. Last time they left yellow dots of honey all over the cars. Perhaps we should get a hive.

that was bee poo...they stay in all winter and don't poo. Come spring it all comes out!

^Issac stops sucking on finger^ "Oh..."