We raised our babies in this old farmhouse, wrapped them in swaddling clothes like little cocoons, and protected them as best ...

After recent reports of bee swarm attacks, it’s important to know what to do if you are in a similar situation.

There are also very tiny carpenter bees that might be mistaken for little flies. They don't cause structural damage because they can't chew through very hard wood. Yes, the females can sting. However, ...

Adult carpenter bees are solitary ... Wasps tend to be more aggressive and can sting multiple times, while most bees sting only once. Nesting: Wasps build paper-like nests, often in trees ...

In short, it’s important to get behind any new, life-changing but not necessarily environmentally friendly (or clean) idea, ...

Carpenter bees sound industrious but they’re destructive ... The good news is that they don’t typically sting. Removal costs are on the lower end, around $75 to $500. Bumblebees are top ...

A grandmother of five is still recovering after she was attacked by a swarm of bees last week in Scripps Ranch.

You'll see a small black dot at the sting site, if so. Some types of bees - like honey bees - have barbed stingers that remain in your skin. Other types - like carpenter bees, or venomous insects ...

The Arizona bark scorpion, with its sharp, electric sting, and the aggressive Africanized honey bee, known for its painful stings and swarming behavior, further highlight the potential risks.

People also confuse yellowjackets with the larger carpenter bees and the even bigger European hornets. Of all these, Watson said yellowjackets are the most dangerous as “they might sting you ...