These are wild bees, so do not give any honey. Maybe leave them alone and they will not bother you. The wild bees are laying bee eggs and leaving food for their kids for next spring, where they will hatch and fly away. When it gets colder they will naturally die off. At that time in the spring you can plug the holes and they will not return. No insecticide is required. This is they natural behaviour. Most of your veg and fruit relies on such bees. On Fri, 4 Sept 2026 at 09:30, William Park via Talk <talk@lists.gtalug.org> wrote:
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I have bees inside of exterior brick wall. They are coming/going from the spaces between bricks. Anyone had this? And, how did you get rid of them?
- University of YouTube and Google AI say to use "insecticide dust". I couldn't find anything for bees locally, so I bought "ant killing powder" from Canadian Tire. It's been 3 days. Bees are still actively flying about.
- I may have to resort to chemical spray. There are 2 types of spray: liquid and foam. Is "foam" better for bees inside brick wall? ------------------------------------ Description: GTALUG Talk Unsubscribe via Talk-unsubscribe@lists.gtalug.org Start a new thread: talk@lists.gtalug.org This message archived at https://lists.gtalug.org/archives/list/talk@lists.gtalug.org/message/SSFN4FA...