Watch out! He's looking at you - #monomad challenge

Have you ever seen or found a bee that likes to make holes in trees or wooden walls? In my area this has become a common sight, especially on the walls of houses or huts made of wood, these bees make holes in wood for a reason, they are making their home.

But before that, the photos below are my entry for the #monomad challenge organized by @brumest and @monochromes

These carpenter bees are generally active during the day, so we can see them flying around until they work to bore holes in wood, for people who have wooden house walls, they may be used to seeing it, but it can also have a bad impact on the condition of the house walls, most of the wood that is bore by these bees is wood that is not too hard and has started to become brittle, so they are easy and comfortable when bore holes in wood. Many ways are done by people to prevent these bees from bore holes in wood, such as routinely repainting the wood.

I managed to find this carpenter bee in the hut area in my cocoa plantation, coincidentally my hut was made of wood that was starting to become brittle, so we could see many small holes in the walls of the hut. And this carpenter bee is also known to be very naughty and it is not easy to photograph it, but when this bee stops or is perched, that is my chance to try to photograph it.

I will end this post soon, and thank you very much for viewing and reading my post, I hope this post can entertain you all.

See you again next time 🙏🏻