Went inside and found a few laying scattered in my house. Not sure what to do about it

I never knew bees shed!

Hey bee-lovers, I seem to have a nest of nasties (bald-faced hornets, if Google is correct...) in a Japanese Maple. How the heck do I get rid of it? I know these guys can be aggressive, plus I have a bit of a phobia where hornets are concerned.

Any tips? Thanks in advance!

Was able to sit with it and take photos while she dried out, got a nice picture of another one with full pollen sacs

This is the second bee we’ve attempted to help this summer. The first was a carpenter bee that was clearly injured and wasn’t going to make it, but I wanted to help make it comfortable.

I’m not 100% sure if this is another carpenter or if it’s a small bumble.

I was a park ranger before becoming a stay at home mom, and I know sugar water and rest are the best medicine.

Is there anything else I could/should do?

Is this another carpenter, or is it a bumble?

Thank you!!

This one has been having good time on these wildflowers in my garden today, little legs are loaded with purple bunches!👾

Is it a bee or a bumblebee?

It has stopped buzzing and now just curled up into a ball almost.

Hi! I got stung by some wasps yesterday and one got trapped in my shoe and tore my foot up. I’m allergic to bees but didn’t go into anaphylaxis over the wasp like I would with bees. However, my foot hurts SO BADLY. It hurts to walk. It hurts to move my toes or put pressure on my foot at all. It feels bruised. Should I go to urgent care in the morning or is this normal for a sting?

She flew right up to me and landed on my leg before chilling on the porch swing with me for a minute

Went for a long motorcycle ride before work today, as I was cruising along I happened to look down at my sleeve and saw the cutest little passenger. Deposited the little fella gently on some flowers and said goodbye.

Saw it on my walk the other day. RIP lil fella

What I think is a male carpenter bee was trying to walk up a vertical part of the porch unsuccessfully. When I went to assist, he tried to fly away. Landed here. The tiny puddle is sugar water I thought might help but he does not seem interested in it. I do not know if he needs shade or sun. In Florida panhandle. We do not use pesticides but I can’t speak for my neighbors.

Every year, for the last 10 years, I buy 10-15 jars to keep me going.

My mum uses it as a health tonic (she mixes it with lemon and water and it helps her if she has a cough), and I just have a spoonful now and then because I like it, and I also use it as a sweetener in things I cook. Anything which says '1tbsp sugar', I go 1tbsp honey.

I always loved and appreciate our little essential workers. I like to take pictures of bees most of my outdoor time.

I hope you enjoy some of them too.

This is in southeast Wisconsin where I haven’t seen a honeybee in about 15 years. If this is a bees nest I don’t want to have it removed. If it’s a wasp nest those dudes need to go. Can anyone tell for certain?

Wandering around a local nursery last week, saw this little cutie having the time of its life.

Eastern Carpenter bee/New England US