>From personal experience, I can say that painting/staining the wood does not 
>necessarily prevent new attacks from carpenter bees. They’ve bored new holes 
>(not just moved into existing holes) into freshly stained wood that supports 
>the cover over our deck. A coating helps, but when pressure is high, they’ll 
>still attack.

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Joel
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Female carpenter bees will leave a pheromone in the holes which will attract 
more females to nest(make more holes). Holes need to be filled with filler or 
epoxy to eliminate that issues.  If That is too aggressive for the object you 
can mask the pheromone inside the hole by swabbing with white vinegar. If they 
can  feel the grain in the wood( no paint or clear coat/thin paint or clear 
coat) this will be an ongoing problem if left outside. JTV





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On Aug 6, 2020, at 3:07 PM, Tony Irwin <dr.tony.ir...@gmail.com> wrote:

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The misc..jpg appears to show the "pupal wing" of a bee, which as (Joel and 
Stephan have indicated) is likely to be the culprit. The adult.jpg shows a moth 
which is probably not associated with the bee problem. I can't tell what the 
species is, so don't know whether it may represent another problem (affecting 
wool or horsehair elements in the carriage).
Tony

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On Thu, 6 Aug 2020 at 19:55, Tran, Melanie@Parks 
<melanie.t...@parks.ca.gov<mailto:melanie.t...@parks.ca.gov>> wrote:
Joel,

We did see holes that match your description. They seemed to line up with the 
saw dust piles as well.

Thanks,
Melanie

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Have you looked for larger holes the size of your pinkie perfectly round like 
carpenter bee holes? People usually look for very tiny holes first. JTV





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On Aug 6, 2020, at 2:16 PM, Tran, Melanie@Parks 
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Hello,

We’ve noticed sawdust and remnants underneath one of our wood paneled railroad 
cars. Unfortunately, we haven’t located any boring holes/exit holes. 
Photographed are samples of an adult and what appears to be larvae or excrement 
(we are unsure).

The railroad car was moved to Sacramento, CA at the beginning of the year and 
there was no activity at the time. This is a recent development.

Please let me know if anyone can help identify. Thanks in advance!

Thanks,
Melanie

Melanie Tran
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