Will these work with alien bees?
1007417
I use them to trigger Alienbees and speedlights, both work fine. You will however need an adapter for them to to trigger the Alienbees. The male end of the cable they come with is too small, but you can find the adapters easily at radioshack.
1007418
Yes! I had to buy a cable that will work with the bees.. if you have the sync cord that came with the bee, it works.. this one that comes with the triggers isn't the right mm.. but they work great with the bees!
1541669
mary, i don't know - maybe you would get a better answer checking with terro? they worked on teeny tiny light brown ants, they worked on medium black ants, too.
939464
Probably not. The guard tips allow only a thin beak from a humming bird or Bullock's Oriole (several feed from it) to reach the nectar. Without the tips, the opening is large enough to let a bee access it.
1764704
I don't think so-- these traps are specific for Carpenter Bees- They have holes that are exactly like the holes that Carpenter Bees drill into your wood- I don't think other bees would be attracted to the wood and the holes. I also used special Carpenter Bee spray in the holes that they had drilled into my bench- Have caught a few bees in trap- have killed 1000's of eggs and pupas with the spray!
799979
It does not mention Alien Bee in the product description. It does fit a Bowens product.
1805506
I use this with my alien bees and it has a decent amount of adjustment before it can no longer adjust.
16079
An alien bee just might fit snug inside but anything bigger wont fit. Looks like its mostly just made for speedlights.
679686
I found as long as there is no yellow at all on feeders, the bees do not come. I had a huge bee problem until I changed feeders to no yellows
690085
I think they have one that has a universal speed ring. the one i got was only for the alien bees
1420107
I know that they work on rodents like mice and rats but I'm not sure about squirrels. Good luck. Let us know if you buy it and they work.
1267358
I've used 2 Flies Be Gone traps so far and have not seen any dragon flies or bees in them. (and I would stop using it if it killed bees!!!) I don't think the smell that it emits would attract a bee.
107670
Are you hanging couple of waspinators near the nests and wait for about 3,4 weeks and let see what happen, I think bees will attack the waspinators... and for a while you won't see them anymore.Good luck to you
1535006
I dont know, I get these out before hand, ( I put them out when its still a little cold) they wont work if an established nest is already there, destroy the nest if you can, then try to put it up, I am not sure of the kind of wasp I have but these really worked for me.
573623
This is for Alien Bees, but if the mounting is the same as a B400/800 etc, which it appears to be, then yes.Perhaps email Paul C Buff for a definitive answer. info@paulcbuff.com
1735395
Well, I'm not sure cause those fruit flies are so darn tiny I suppose they could slip thru the mesh, but if ya hit them they will be zapped'! I bought one as a Christmas gift for my son and he's successfully zapped flies and crickets (so far). One person told me it only stuns bees, but works great on other flying insects. My daughter and her partner are moving to Conn. in May and they bought one cause they were so pleased with how well it works and think it will come in very handy with all the flyin' bugs there! I know several people who have them and they are ALL pleased. Good luck!
938593
I haven't used this particular brand but I have used other sticky traps and basically they trap anything that lands on it. However, I only ever saw one bee on any of my traps. I don't think the bees naturally gravitate to what you are coating, as they go for pollen on the flowers. So theoretically they are much less likely to land on it.
265330
I don't think they will fit on the bee. These replace the front wheels which can be removed so I guess you could try them if you're able to remove the wheels on the bee as well. They're definitely substantially bigger than the wheels currently on your bee! Hope this helps!