Saw a couple of these bees hovering near (and then crawling underneath) the diagonal fascia board (or wood trim) at gable side of building near roof line. Directed some wasp and hornet bug spray underneath the diagonal piece of wood, but a couple days later these bees were still active there. It does look like some sawdust-like debris is present near the ground...actually noticed the sawdust-like debris last year but didn't notice happen to notice the bees back then. Are the bees in the photos carpenter bees, and should I contact the condo association?
Here are a link to 3 photos:
In addition (in a completely different area of same side of building) there are also some ordinary bees nests (such as wasps nests) underneath the diagonal fascia board near, but near the front of the same side of building. (The building is around 40 feet long from front to back) Do I need to be concerned about the ordinary bees nests if there is no activity seen? Right now I'm more concerned about whether or not the bees in the photos are carpenter bees. What do you think?
Thanks,
J.