Thursday, 20 August 2026

Tubular Trap Effective in Protecting Honey Bee Hives From Yellow-Legged Hornets

Two wooden honey bee hive boxes with metal lids are placed side by side on grass, with wire mesh tubing placed horizontally across the front bottom of the boxes. This tubing leads to two vertical mesh tubes on the ends, which have brown mesh extensions at the top.

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A simple tubular trap placed in front of honey bee hives cut yellow-legged hornet attacks by about fivefold in Spanish field tests, helping bees forage normally while capturing the invasive predator and limiting impact on nontarget species. [Read more]

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