When male carpenter bees go on the defensive, they often fly very close to your face and “stare” at you, she explains. Naturally, you might take this as an act of aggression.

Robber flies snatch their flying prey from the air and stab them with a proboscis (imagine if a bird beak was also a knife and a syringe all in one), injecting its target with a neurotoxic venom ...

This is a Bee-like Robber Fly that was most likely collected from Virginia. It is black, yellow, and brown in color, and measures around 2 cm x 2 cm x 1.5 cm in size. Number of objects in this record ...

A female carpenter bee can chew a hole measuring up to three-quarters of an inch in diameter and 10 inches deep, Headrick said, and each hole can lead to a veritable warren of interconnected ...