these buzzards are out in full force this time of year.. they need meat for larvae, interesting readā¦ cellieā¦
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YELLOW JACKET š
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Dining outside at marinas with little wind has been a challenge. And getting worse.
Thought we had another thread about a TV show....
My Father used to say: "You leave them alone and they will leave you aloneā.
How NOT true. One stung me on the back while working on a car. I didnāt even know he was there. It felt like someone put a cigarette out on my back. I have been stung more times this year than ever before.
I have noticed all the stores are sold out of yellow jacket traps are sold out. Anyone know of any good ones I can get on Amazon? Not sure if anyone has personal experience with them.
How NOT true. One stung me on the back while working on a car. I didnāt even know he was there. It felt like someone put a cigarette out on my back. I have been stung more times this year than ever before.
I have noticed all the stores are sold out of yellow jacket traps are sold out. Anyone know of any good ones I can get on Amazon? Not sure if anyone has personal experience with them.
got a sting on Tuesday, AM, bullseye 
lingers this Friday morningā¦not using meds,not touching itā¦ cellieā¦
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lingers this Friday morningā¦not using meds,not touching itā¦ cellieā¦.
Never mind sensitive spots, the bite from 50 pumps a lot of bad stuff into your body. Can cause a major health situation if you have a reaction!
they actually came in handy for me several years (who am I kidding - several decades) ago...................
I had a grub infestation in my front lawn. Lots of the grass was dying. So before I put the grub killer down I raked up all of the dead grass. A "swarm" (I'm not kidding you - there were hundreds of 'em) swooped down & began feasting on the exposed grubs. They were cutting them in half & flying off with the bodies.
It was pretty amazing to watch.
Naturally I wasn't going to get in the middle of that. So I waited until it was over & then applied the grub killer.
I had a grub infestation in my front lawn. Lots of the grass was dying. So before I put the grub killer down I raked up all of the dead grass. A "swarm" (I'm not kidding you - there were hundreds of 'em) swooped down & began feasting on the exposed grubs. They were cutting them in half & flying off with the bodies.
It was pretty amazing to watch.
Naturally I wasn't going to get in the middle of that. So I waited until it was over & then applied the grub killer.
they actually came in handy for me several years (who am I kidding - several decades) ago...................
I had a grub infestation in my front lawn. Lots of the grass was dying. So before I put the grub killer down I raked up all of the dead grass. A "swarm" (I'm not kidding you - there were hundreds of 'em) swooped down & began feasting on the exposed grubs. They were cutting them in half & flying off with the bodies.
It was pretty amazing to watch.
Naturally I wasn't going to get in the middle of that. So I waited until it was over & then applied the grub killer.
they want meat for the larve amazingā¦ fish blood tooā¦ cellieā¦
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A different article stated that they want meat and insects for the larvae all summer, but once late summer hits and the queen begins her hibernation, they switch to sugar (nectar, fruit, daiquiri's...) before dying off.
Are you positive they were YellowJackets and not Ground digger Wasp?they actually came in handy for me several years (who am I kidding - several decades) ago...................
I had a grub infestation in my front lawn. Lots of the grass was dying. So before I put the grub killer down I raked up all of the dead grass. A "swarm" (I'm not kidding you - there were hundreds of 'em) swooped down & began feasting on the exposed grubs. They were cutting them in half & flying off with the bodies.
It was pretty amazing to watch.
Naturally I wasn't going to get in the middle of that. So I waited until it was over & then applied the grub killer.
It happens.
www.foxnews.com
Kentucky man, 59, killed after being stung by a swarm of bees, coroner says
The Harlan County Coronerās Office in southeastern Kentucky says a 59-year-old man has died after being stung by a swarm of bees while trying to move a bag of soil.
www.foxnews.com
i had a taste of that switch to sugar yesterday, peeling a Orange
and those bees 
swooped down in seconds, wowā¦ had to gobble that orange down very quicklyā¦ cellieā¦Get in on the fishing talk and join now!
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