Really? My car has apparently now become a bee’s nest.
FYI – it isn’t the greatest photo because I was freaking out a little and wanted to make sure that these two (and the others flying around them) were definitely on the outside. Note Angry Bee #1 in lower left corner and Angry Bee #2 in upper right corner. It is not on the tree in the background. It is viciously attacking my driver-side window. Ok I’m being a baby.
So is my car doubling as a bee apartment complex now? I don’t think so.
It’s EVICTION time.
*sigh*
saneteachers 
It’s officially a plague now!
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Definitely. I’m wondering if taking the car through a car wash will work better than pesticide.
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What is causing all these insects to be attracted to your car? 🤔Did you spill anything sweet? Good idea with car wash…or is it usual summer heat syndrome?
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It’s not unusual for bees to make nests in engines (why don’t they burn to death?) or specifically in the space between the side-view mirrors and the back casing of the mirrors. Our parking space at our condo is under a tree and we get sap falling on the car. But the grasshopper? That was a new one. I don’t think I’ve ever had a grasshopper on my car before.
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Car wash should do it
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I had a friend whose car wasn’t running properly, and she finally looked under the hood. A pack rat had made a nest in her engine! (Now don’t you feel just a little bit better about all those bees?)
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Yes I do! But I’m also thinking twice about looking under the hood for my bees.
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Don’t look…you’re happier not knowing!
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But destroying it would be better.
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A mad bee will sting you, so be careful.
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