Will this work on bees? thanks
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I thinks. It says kills ticks and fire ants on contact. I use it to kill fleas
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I don't know if it works on birds...it did NOT work for mice or ants. I would try a more proven method.
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I bought it for yellow jackets and I can tell you it did NOT work at all. I was using the store bought peel and stick cardboard strips and they were working perfectly, although getting very pricey. I applied to this stuff to both the entrance and surrounding area as well as making my own sticky cardboard traps and hanging it up. This stuff did not work. Caught a lot of ants and really tiny mites, but that was it. I image the most it would do to carpenter bees is minorly annoy them.
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We use it outside for mosquitoes. it works great on them, not many wasps or bees where we live.
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Yes Delta Dust does work on carpenter bees, its one of out highest recommended items for carpenter bees.
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Not unless they are ontop of each other. It uses a short burst of vacuumed air from compressing the chamber. One bug at a time and ideally ones which are not moving as the top is small and narrow. You won't be emptying out a bee hive with it.
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For carpenter bees only, I wouldn't put anything in the jars as it could attract wasps, ants or other insects. The trap works great! Just got home and checked my traps and have another 15-20 bees in the jar and not drilling into my deck anymore. Couldn't be happier. You just need to hang the traps where the bees are and they will find it.
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I used it for carpenter bees and ants and it worked well. I would try to use it because it has both an insecticide and silicon to act as a dessicant. Easy to use. get the duster and only get the smaller container. It goes far. I bought the gallon size and only needed a small amount to do the whole job (sprayed all my eves and soffit boards. Jim
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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
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Drione dust would only help if you are able to apply directly to the holes the bees have bored. It will then kill the adults coming in and out of the holes, then when the larvae hatch, it will kill them when they come out of the hole
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My best guess is that it wouldn't harm bees since it's not generally toxic, but you'd have to get a more expert opinion.
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This trap is not designed to attract or capture bees of any variety but works very well on yellow jackets. For the yellow jackets, the pheromone and sliced meat work well. In the season that I used the traps, only yellow jackets were caught.
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The traps are made for the ants to access, as a beekeeper I would be wary of anything, however these ant traps work very well on all ants and the access would be very difficult if not impossible for a bee due to the size of the opening. I do not know of the gel.
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This product will work with any thing it comes in contact with. As long as you apply it to the area that the bees or any other insect is using.
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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
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I don't know. I use it on my roses for the Japanese beetles and it seems to work well if I keep up the applications. Never heard of it working on crane flies.
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I only used it to stop ants from climbing up a metal pole to get to my Humming bird feeder. It was close to an apple tree and no bees got stuck in it. Bees were not attracted to it.