Boy Bill, your list of New York state bees was giving me flashbacks! I used to get stung by sweet innocent bumble bees in a stack of lumber- everytime I needed a board, I figured I would suffer for it. Everytime we were up a ladder, painting or something by the eaves, you were sure to get buzzed by mud wasps. And they always found their way into the house by October. Massachusetts bugs have more respect for private property? We were looking for stingers every spot he said hurt, no guts, no dark needle, so guess they weren't honey breeds. Had to be yellow jacks. I think I spotted the hive a little while ago. An old cinderblock is where they dissapear into, we'll see next cool night. What really got me was the horror movie way they didn't even let up when whacked backwards with starting fluid. Even New York bees would back off from getting sprayed, not these guys yesterday.
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