Hornets are a dangerous type of wasp that can cause serious harm to humans. They are known to attack in large numbers and can deliver a painful sting. Hornets can also cause allergic reactions in some people. It is important to protect your family from hornets by keeping them away from your home... more
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Is your Summer season leaving you stuck with bed bugs, mice, rats, bees, or wasps? Are you worried you won't be able to enjoy your life anymore because of pests dragging you down?
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Bees are back in full force this season. Is your home and yard protected? Be sure your family doesn't face their wrath. Don't start Summer out fearing bee stings or wasp infestations.30
Carpenter bees are similar to bumble bees, however they are large, shiny and black, not fuzzy as a... more
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If a bee, hornet or wasp sets up a nest or hive in your yard where your children play, or near an outdoor eating area where employees eat their lunch, it can be dangerous.
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Yellow Jackets Early Fall
Yellow jackets often nest underground in rodent burrows, so if you see lots of flying insects emerging from a hole in the ground, they're probably yellow jackets. By late summer early fall, a colony may contain thousands of individuals that will aggressively defend their nests from intruders.... more
What Yellow jackets eat?
Like many other flying insects, adult Yellow jackets feed on sugary substances such as flower nectar, fruit, and the occasional soda when they find an open can. What makes Yellow jackets unique is that they consume protein in their larval stage. Workers bring insects and other types of meat back to... more
When Yellow Jackets attack
Yellow jackets are normally very slow to sting, but they are also very territorial. If the entrance to their nest is approached, they will become very aggressive. They can sting multiple times, and their stings can be very painful. People who are allergic to their venom could have a severe... more