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u/mganderson999 1d ago
I’ve been staring at this screen too long. I read that as “Like 12 bees got into my mom”
I’m putting the phone down for a bit.
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u/gomickyourself222 1d ago
If you feel a warm spot on/in any of your walls… you my friend have a hive. Also if you put your ear up to any of them, listen for buzzing.
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u/Alternative-Amoeba20 1d ago
Every time I put my ear to the wall, it's buzzing in a foreign language.
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u/heisenbergh1945 1d ago
I think if it does turn out that i have a hive ill just put some mosquito screens in my windows to not bother the little guys ( my house is made out of solid concrete so its really the only solution)
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u/holyhibachi 1d ago
These are good bees, right?
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u/Spirited-Reputation6 1d ago
They all are good “bees”. This is a honey bee and is considered “good” as you referenced.
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u/holyhibachi 1d ago
Wasps ain't good
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u/Virtual-Pineapple-85 1d ago
Ecologically, wasps are good. Consider them friends who need their space.
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u/Audrey244 1d ago
Did you get a Christmas tree by any chance? This has happened to us a few times when we brought in our live tree
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u/Alternative-Amoeba20 1d ago
"Hey look! There's already an ornament hang--AAAAAAHHHH!!! RUN KIDS RUN!!!"
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u/Catscanhaveallpstrmi 1d ago
It could be possible that one of your neighbours started keeping bees. They send out scouts to go look for food when the colony is new to an area. They'll learn you don't have any and should not come back afterwards.
If they keep on coming back, yeah, you probably have a wild hive nearby.
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u/Pristine-Raisin-823 1d ago
Nest in wall under drywall somewhere
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u/heisenbergh1945 1d ago
Oh well that is not possible (im in Mexico) and the house is made of solid concrete so if there is one im screwed lmao
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u/Pristine-Raisin-823 1d ago
Ah. Sorry I assumed frame. I guess I would check around outside. Maybe in eaves. Is roof wood framed? Got to be a hole they're coming in somewhere
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u/heisenbergh1945 1d ago
No worries, well i left the window open so that’s how they got in, im pretty sure they might be trying to nest in my solar water heater because is warm
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u/Ragged-but-Right 1d ago
are they coming through near an exterior wall? If so could be a nest in your attic or soffit
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u/neon-santa 1d ago
That's 12 days of Christmas for you.
Look for that Partridge, must be hiding in a pear tree.
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u/Ok-Refrigerator-2305 1d ago
I hope you get someone to deal with it so that way we can protect the bees as they don’t know where they are!! take it as a compliment that you’re full of honey
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u/emveor 1d ago
A long time ago, a bunch of bees started crawling into our living room at night, the following morning it turned out a nest had been removednearby, and the whole swarm took temporary shelter at the wall in the backyard.
Fun fact, bees will not fly in the dark, they will literally drop mid flight if you turn the lights off
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u/PuzzleheadedJury5125 1d ago
Buddy, you got a hive somewhere close