Key Points Carpenter bees prefer untreated or weathered wood Protective coatings may deter nesting activity Seasonal inspections may reduce repeated infestations Existing tunnels should be
Key Points Carpenter bee damage often begins with small entry holes Internal galleries may expand over time Sawdust-like debris may appear beneath openings Yellow or
Key Points Carpenter bees drill holes to create nesting galleries Tunneling is for reproduction, not feeding Untreated softwoods are commonly targeted Existing tunnels may be
Key Points Only female carpenter bees are capable of stinging Male carpenter bees cannot sting Stings are rare and typically occur only when provoked Carpenter
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