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You've probably noticed that there are more carpenter bees this year than in decades. Luckily, there's a way to stop them from devouring your decks and fences.

You've probably noticed that there are more carpenter bees this year than in decades. Luckily, there's a way to stop them from devouring your decks and fences.

You've probably noticed that there are more carpenter bees this year than in decades. Luckily, there's a way to stop them from devouring your decks and fences.

It’s the worst in five other states, too.

A UGA-led census project needs everyday people to become scientists for a couple of days to help track pollinators like bees and insects.

Bees are often misunderstood. Powerful pollinators and potential hazards, recognizing the delicate differences between them can be game changing.

Unless you've been hiding under a rock like a kachuak, you'll probably know that entomologist Foo Maosheng discovered a new species of cockroach in Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, and named it Pheromosa after the Gen 7 Pokemon. If you're a Pokemon fan, confirm you can see the resemblance: [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CphQTpjO8lw/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link[/embed] That got us thinking... what other "real-life Pokemon" exist on our...

The season is right for a certain noisy airborne buzz to suddenly alarm us as we admire a large Mexican Bird-of-Paradise shrub still in full yellow bloom. Closer observance reveals

Carpenter Bees pollinate flowers, helping food grow. Though they dig into wooden siding and fenceposts to nest, they generally keep to themselves and rarely sting.

Before you swat that bee away, stop and think because it most definitely recognizes your face, or so say scientists. What they learned about bees is fascinating!