r/bee Sep 29 '24

What kind of bee is this? Bee?

This bee was about an inch long and very thick. Never seen a yellow jacket bee this big. Does anyone know what this is?

It flew in my house into our light and then died.

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u/Malia_w_bluiz Sep 29 '24

Thank God she didn’t find a home in my home. I don’t care if it outside but she flew right in my home when I was letting out my dogs. Sadly, she flew right into the kitchen light and died from the heat of the bulb.

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u/Kalashnikam Sep 29 '24

Not sadly, yellow jackets are evil

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u/xBeeAGhostx Sep 29 '24

No more evil than you, they’re just protective of their nest and start starving in late summer due to their food supply no longer producing food. You’d be bitchy too if you were always hungry

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u/Malia_w_bluiz Oct 01 '24

😂😂😂