Dozens of bees on Cotoneaster flowers pose a sting risk to children and passersby. They are foraging, not nesting.
Yellow glass/plastic traps with sugar water bait. Bees enter, can't exit. Place near plants (not in them). Effective, non-toxic, no pesticide drift.
Insecticides kill pollinators, contaminate nectar/pollen, and are often illegal on blooming plants. Traps remove foragers without harming the colony.
If bees are nesting in walls, call a beekeeper for live removal. Foraging bees are seasonal; traps manage the nuisance.
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