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Why are bees and wasps so bad this Fall?

Posted on October 7, 2022
Bees and wasps have been especially bad in recent years. It’s not just your neighborhood, it’s all over Massachusetts. But is the Bay State really seeing an increase in their numbers? Or, are they just further encroaching on humans as weather conditions become harsher? Keep reading to find... more

Yellow Jackets, Wasps, and Hornets | What’s all the buzz about?

Posted on August 26, 2022
How to tell the difference between Yellow Jackets, Wasps, and Hornets 🤔🐝🐝🐝⬇️ Quick lesson: all hornets are wasps, but not all wasps are hornets. It’s difficult to distinguish the differences — especially when you're trying not to get stung — but there are three common... more
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Yellow Jackets | Watch: SUPER Wasp Nest Removal

Posted on August 16, 2022
SUPER NEST! Yellow Jackets MASSIVE nest inside ceiling | INFESTATION | Wasp Nest Removal Don’t do this at home – Yellow Jackets “are aggressive pests that possess a painful sting and bite.” In fact, Yellow Jackets “can be deadly for people who are allergic to their stings.” It’s... more

Get Rid of Hornets & Wasps Today

Posted on July 17, 2022
[Wasp nest with eviction noticed attached] "Hornets? Wasps? Nests can hold thousands, that sting repeatedly and are aggressive. Get pest free." [A1 Logo]
Hornets? Wasps?   Nests can hold 1,000's, that sting repeatedly, and are aggressive.   Get pest free: https://www.a1exterminators.com/bees-wasps-stinging-insects-control/   #A1Exterminators #Wasps #Beest #hornets... more
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Why Are Yellow Jackets Everywhere This Summer & What To Do About Them

Posted on July 16, 2022
Yellow jacket stinging person. "Watch out! A1 Pest will protect you and your family." [A1 Logo]
No one likes getting stung by a yellow jacket, but unfortunately, they seem to be everywhere this summer. Why are these aggressive yellow jackets out in full force? There are a few reasons. For one, queen yellow jackets mate and lay eggs in the spring. So, by summer, there are many more of them.... more
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