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Being outside in Indiana this time of year is usually fine — unless you're swatting away buzzing insects. More than likely, you don't need to be alarmed by what's buzzing around, especially if you're ...

Carpenter bees and ground bees are among the many flying insects becoming active with warmer weather. Male and female ...

Spring is in full force, and with it comes the resurgence of many stinging insects. Whether you’re mowing the lawn, tending to your garden, or merely spending time in your backyard, you’ll want to be ...

Researchers showed that radar can identify insects like bees, bumblebees, and wasps by reading their wingbeat patterns.

Sweat bees navigate through dark tropical forests guided by canopy patterns. People -- who get lost easily in the extraordinary darkness of a tropical forest -- have much to learn from a bee that can ...

Your first instinct when you spot a buzzing insect nearby is often to swat at it, but not every bug is a foe. Some are friends and worth a second look. Consider the hover fly, a tiny but mighty bee ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bees, wasps, and yellow jackets are attracted to floral scents and food products. Most stinging insects won’t attack unless ...