Mason bees

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Anyone here have a mason bee habitat?

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I don't have any but Mason bees are usually able to make their way out of the reeds on their own. The bees emerge from the reeds when they are ready, usually in early spring when temperatures begin to warm up. It's important not to disturb the reeds or try to remove them, as this can harm the bees and disrupt their natural emergence process. Instead, it's best to simply observe the reeds and wait for the bees to emerge on their own. Once the bees have emerged, you can remove the reeds and clean them out for the next season.

I can’t be the only one who initially reads this and imagines something of the carpenter bee variety but an infernal bee that burrows into the brick of my house!