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Mason bees use an umbrella as a nest site!

Published January 28, 2011 | By Margriet

Hi Margriet: Here’s a couple of pics I took today. The umbrella had been hanging on the back porch since spring. Nothing is safe around here. I got 6 cocoons and all are good. (4 females, 2 males).  Dave M.  Port Alberni, BC Canada

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