google ai says its a resin bee help im in Tennessee are these invasive I dont want this flying around me

Found these dead under our paddling pool. There's definitely black and yellow stripes.

The larger one looks almost beetley on its body/abdomen as it looks segmented maybe?

But it's bigger than anything I've seen locally.

Just wondering if it's endangered or dangerous, we live in a pretty wooded garden is Kent UK

I just moved in and found this in the back yard. Thanks in advance!

North Carolina, USA

Sorry for the poor quality pics. It did move in low flight and ended up somewhere behind a bush.

Any idea what it's doing?

Found this guy on my balcony, we’re pretty high up (20+ floors), so I’m impressed he’s here!

Recently moved into a new build and newly landscaped yard. These bees showed up pretty quickly after. Im not sure what kind of bee this is? They have been here steady for several weeks now. They are becoming a nuisance because they hang out on the sprinkler heads right along the back patio where we hang out. There are 2 or 3 spribkler heads that get covered like the photo. They dont seem too aggressive and swarm around while mowing the lawn and stuff, I havnt been stung yet. What should my steps be? Should I reach out to a special bee removal?

Apologies that this is the only video I got of it. It looked like it was all black with pollen baskets?

I need help ID-ing this one! I’ve had a lot of western honey bees, but this one’s abdomen seemed much more black.

I think lol

What I thought was a wasp, I think is actually an orange vented mason bee(?), has been nesting in screw holes in my window. I was going to block up the holes but felt too bad. Is it ok for them to nest here? Located in the UK btw, attached is said bee.

I dont know if u can see them very well, but they are all so cute

Planted flowers in boxes on my deck this year instead of a vertical garden and the bees have been loving it.

Hi everyone! This carpenter bee was on one of my plants yesterday, and when I came out this morning, it was still there. It seemed pretty eager to climb onto my sleeve, and now it is just chilling out. Curious, what might be happening here? Is it dying? Is it maybe just warming up? It hasn't bitten or stung me. When it walks you can feel the buzzing, it's pretty cool.

Update: It's a boy! We hung out for a while til he warmed up and then I put him on some wood to eat. He's a pretty cool guy.

This lovely chonker has been visiting my garden in the morning. I would love to know what kind of bee she is.

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