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Montana: Do This Now for Fewer Yellowjackets this Summer

Montana: Do This Now for Fewer Yellowjackets This Summer
These little yellow bastards are starting to pop out again around Montana. I noticed a few buzzing around a couple of weeks ago and now they are back will all their stingy little friends. Honey bees are harmless and I love seeing them enjoying the dandelions in my yard. But the yellowjackets. Oh man. I hate them.
There are a few different wasp species in Montana, most of which are rarely aggressive, according to this excellent bee and wasp report from Montana State University. The two biggest stingers are the Western Yellowjacket and the Bald Faced Hornet. Both are known for aggressively defending their territory. Yellowjackets commonly live underground, but their nests can also be found nearly anywhere with some shelter from the elements; like sheds, eaves and under the deck. Only the females have stingers. ....

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Will 'Murder Hornets' Resurface? Washington, Canada Teaming Up Against The Invasive Species

Will Murder Hornets Resurface? Washington, Canada Teaming Up Against The Invasive Species
KEY POINTS
Authorities are still working to eradicate the invasive species
Citizen science plays an important role in the effort
Amid concerns about a possible resurgence of murder hornets, U.S. agencies are teaming up with Canadian authorities to eradicate the invasive species.
Asian giant hornets, nicknamed murder hornets, made headlines last year after they were sighted in Washington. By October, experts were able to destroy the first known murder hornet nest in the U.S. But the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) had warned that it was ....

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Even in winter bugs are out at Lake Tahoe

Where do bugs go in the winter? Most disappear … but not all of them.
Have you ever looked at fresh snow and atop the fluffy surface and saw little black dots? Assuming it is dirt, you almost peer away, until the little dots begin to move and jump on the snow … These are snow bugs.
All the tiny, black dots are snow bugs.
Bugs and insects are ectothermic, meaning their internal temperature fluctuates according to its surroundings.
When winter hits in Tahoe, different bugs utilize a variety of strategies to withstand the winter, typically disappearing from sight. For example, certain species of dragonfly migrate away from the cold temperatures to a warmer location. Other insects, such as the Western Yellow Jacket, die off, except for the queen who overwinters locally by burying herself in the ground. ....

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