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The most important thing you can do to prevent bee problems is to keep from attracting bees. Garbage bins should be covered tightly so that bees aren't attracted to the smell of sweet rubbish, such as soda cans, rotting fruit and so on. To keep from giving them shelter, fill all cracks and holes in the walls and eaves of your house, and make sure screens are tight.

It's nearly impossible to tell "killer" Africanized honey bees from "regular" European honey bees. The main difference is that they are more temperamental, and defend their colonies more intensely and with less provocation. This makes it more important than ever to find a qualified, experienced bee extermination expert to deal with your bee removal.

Allergic reactions to bee stings can be quite serious. Symptoms range from itching and swelling to severe reactions such as difficulty breathing and loss of consciousness. Homeowners with children should be especially careful when it comes to bee removal.

With a bit of vigilance, you can be sure that bee problems stay under control.

 

I give presentations to elementary school children many times each year, bringing in displays of many kinds of large and small insects and other bugs, and teaching them about the lives of these important animals.

Beneficial Insects

While we in North America might never knowingly eat bugs, in many countries of the world they are considered important parts of the human diet, perhaps even delicacies. Take this fascinating tour through the world of Insects As Food, and learn more about the topic.





 

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