Carpenter bees might not wear tool belts like real carpenters, but they do have impressive woodworking abilities thanks to ...

Each female carpenter bee creates a nest by drilling a perfectly round entrance hole (about 1/2 inch diameter) in untreated wood to lay her eggs. A female can drill a hole in just a couple of ...

Carpenter bees bore entry holes into wood, and an obvious sign that you have an infestation is if you see piles of sawdust on the ground. Another sign to look out for in stains on the wood below ...

For extra protection, plug the hole with a small wooden dowel rod before sealing. Did you know that carpenter bees are less likely to burrow into painted or stained wood? After sealing the holes ...

Carpenter bees are putting those tiny holes in all your outdoor wood surfaces, but don’t make up your mind about them just yet. Despite the common belief that these wood-loving bees eat the wood ...

Why are the big bees hanging around the building and causing holes in the wood? When does the insecticide spray for dogwood ...

Hence their name, carpenter bees are notorious for boring holes in wood such as, porches and shelters. See the video for more details on carpenter bees and how to distinguish them from bumblebees.

Most carpenter bees spend their time around dead wood. They get their name from being able to dig holes into wood, where they lay their eggs after mating. Most holes are about a half an inch in ...

Hayes said carpenter bees burrow in wood because it offers protection ... Even if you don’t have holes in your deck or porch, there are other signs carpenter bees may be nearby, Hayes ...

Carpenter bees, also called wood bees in Kentucky, dig holes in wooden surfaces to rear their young. The males are known to be aggressive and may even hover at face level to intimidate you ...