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I couldn't think of the right forum to put this in, so here goes. I have an old oak tree that had bees in one of it's cavities last summer. Well, I have just read a report that Africanized "killer" bees have been found near New Orleans (not far from me) and I'm not taking any chances. Is there anything that I could spray or put in the cavity to repel the bees? I know bees are necessary, but I have a really bad fear of them and this is near my walking trail.
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