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not rats in the kitchen luckily but disturbed a load of masonry bees in a pile of building sand in the Garden,
how do i get rid of them ?
i tried owning them with a shovel( no bombers at hand) but they ganged up on me.
and the baby robins won't go near them
Smoke 'em...
probably bumble bees work round them if you can normally fairly docile
masonary and mining bees are solitary bees and very rarely are they able to sting
nuke 'em fro orbit, its the only way to be sure 🙂
treied working round them and they got quite arsey. but need the sand or at least need to flatten it. gonna get the hose out and see if they swim off
cheers spoon , but i'm out of warheads at the mo
have a look [url= http://www.britishbee.org.uk/swarm_help.php ]here[/url]
often quite keen to help and re-locate
thanks
timber
murderer!!!!!
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or re-locate
Might I suggest that you don't go into your loft for the moment? On your current form there may be lions.
Why kill them? Masonary bees are incredibly docile, you can pretty much pick them up with bare hands. They're an invaluable part of the ecosystem, leave them alone!
i havent killed them , i just want to use the sand, but looks like i will have to wait till autumn.
Blow the sand away slowly using a hairdryer!
Bee numbers are declining so try not to kill them.
phew - my dyslexia caught me out there..
I thought you had 'sand in your beer'
(Straining carbonated drink through teeth is never fun)
Dam it, why didn't i think of asking the STW massive about this, Just moved to a house with a mature garden and i have 2 Bee's nests, one under a concrete flag and another in an over grown flower bed.
Looks like i will be leaving them well alone, cheers Timer.

