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Hi, last night in my garden, I noticed something fly from the grass, quite large maybe a Bee, Wasp or Hornet. Anyway it flew off. I was watching where it flew from and there seem to be more appearing? not as large as the first one. They seem to be coming from the grass, my cats could see them and jumping in the air to catch them. We have a Cherry Blossom tree at the bottom of the garden, this is where the things were flying to. My question is do Bees etc make nest in the grass? I wouldnt mind but the grass is quite low. Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Bumble bees make their nests in holes in the ground- often disused mouse nests. So if there is a hole there, tht could be it..- the hole may not lead directly in- they often like a tunnel down into the main nest.
They aren't agressive, and will do a great job of pollnating our plants too.. Lots of people would LOVE to have a bumble nest as they are getting quite rare.
However if it is a flying ant nest (black bugs biger than normal ants and with wings), then feel free to boil a kettle and pour it over the nest. Horrible things that will plague you!
They aren't agressive, and will do a great job of pollnating our plants too.. Lots of people would LOVE to have a bumble nest as they are getting quite rare.
However if it is a flying ant nest (black bugs biger than normal ants and with wings), then feel free to boil a kettle and pour it over the nest. Horrible things that will plague you!
We get cockchafers in the garden and they 'come out at night'. They are about the size of a bumble bee (possibly a bit smaller).
http://www.hiddenworlds.co.uk/gallery/wildlife /mantids/images/Cockchafer.jpg
http://www.hiddenworlds.co.uk/gallery/wildlife /mantids/images/Cockchafer.jpg