[DavidAaronGarcia]

I forgot what kind of bees these are they're not wàst but I believe they're crossed breed with two different bees possibly from bees from Africa and another country perhaps maybe the us or Brazil and then they pull some actually been useful for something they need them for but instead they find them very bad and they're very violent I was in a group on social media Facebook and I remember some of the people talking about how they cross breed these bees and they dealt with these kind of incidents but they were on more or less trying to deal with it and then they had their first responders wait until they get the bees under control luckily no one not too many fatalities from here but still people were steam poor old fellow may he rest in peace

[mcpronoun]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Man, that has to be a horrible way to go.

I just found a huge collection of bees (yellow jackets, I think) outside in a cabinet we have out there. I opened the door and there was a huge glob of them on the door - many of them flew off before I took this picture. They have never gathered there before.

They seem to be worse this year. I think we have some nesting in different parts of our eaves/gutters. Going to have to get that checked when it gets cold.

Yup, those are yellow jackets or "asshole bees" as I call them, they serve no purpose to nature, they do not gather nectar or pollinate plants, they just breed and murder other bee species for their larvae.

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Man, that has to be a horrible way to go.

I just found a huge collection of bees (yellow jackets, I think) outside in a cabinet we have out there. I opened the door and there was a huge glob of them on the door - many of them flew off before I took this picture. They have never gathered there before.

They seem to be worse this year. I think we have some nesting in different parts of our eaves/gutters. Going to have to get that checked when it gets cold.

Kill them with fire before they eggs

[BiothDaSloth]

They're the pit bulls of the insect world.