Exposed Wood & Wooden Structures
Untreated wood beams, fence posts, deck railings, eaves, siding, and wooden outdoor furniture.
Medium PriorityWhy Pests Are Found Here
Carpenter bees bore perfectly round 1/2-inch diameter holes in wood to create nesting galleries. Prefer softwoods like pine, cedar, redwood. Tunnels can extend several inches.
Inspection Tips
Look for round entrance holes, check for coarse sawdust below holes, inspect unpainted/unstained wood, look for yellow staining from excrement, listen for chewing sounds.
Associated Pests
1 pest commonly found in this location
| Common Name | Scientific Name | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Carpenter Bee | Xylocopa spp. | Stinging Insects |
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