Coronavirus - Keeping it light :-)

First thing this morning I was stung by a wasp on my right thumb whilst trying to put the thing out of the bedroom window, it hurt, so into the bathroom and the antihistamine cream was applied, worked fine, the medication said apply every three hours, after a few hours the sting came back so thought go and use a bit more, I can quite categorically say that if you go back to the bathroom without your glass's on the Germoloids cream does not help.
 
Have to admit whilst eating outside watching the wasps cut up the left over meat on a plate and trying to take off is very entertaining especially if it's been a bit of a liquid lunch, when they get it wrong and cut off too much it's very funny watching them fly around in circles to try and gain height.
 
We also have very large hornets and contrary to popular belief they are quite docile, I re-pointed a chimney last year with them in and they completely ignored me as long as I ignored them.
But them I am quite tolerant of visitors.
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Yes , they get used to you, and if you are not a threat to them they will leave you alone.
Worst thing you can do is wave your arms around trying to swat them.

Edit. Pleased to say we are getting quite a lot of Bumble bees this year up to now.
Not seeing many honey bees though.
 
Our UK place is rustic flint and the Honey Bees love the holes in the flints to store their honey, but the robber bees are very vigilant waiting for them to leave the store.
 

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