Are carpenter bees dangerous? Do they sting? How can you get rid of them? The Charlotte Observer spoke to Chris Hayes, an extension associate of structural pest management at NC State University who ...

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Are carpenter bees dangerous? Do they sting? How can you get rid of them? The Charlotte Observer spoke to Chris Hayes, an extension associate of structural pest management at NC State University ...

It’s unlikely that you’ll get stung by a carpenter bee. Male bees can’t sting, and “the male carpenter bees are typically the ones you’ll see hovering around the air,” Hayes said.