Guide on hornet stings If you are stung by a hornet, do you know what you should do? This guide will help you treat a hornet sting at home and signs and symptoms to watch out for in case of an allergic reaction. A hornet, like any other bee, will sting in order to defend […]
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How to get rid of a hornet nest If hornets have decided to invade your living space, you need to work as fast as you can to get rid of them before they become a danger to you or someone in your household. A hornet sting hurts and they don’t just sting once, like a
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How to get rid of hornets If you have noticed a swarm of hornets buzzing near your home every day for a while, you may want to get rid of them. If you are allergic to bees, you may want to have a professional remove them for you. If you are up for the challenge,
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What attracts hornets? It’s important to keep in mind, hornets are not aggressive. They just want their share of the world too. They will normally leave humans and pets alone unless they feel threatened somehow. If you see hornets buzzing by every once in a while, you may want to know what keeps them coming
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How to identify a hornet infestation? During the summer months, you may one day notice a larger number of hornets flying around in one particular area. You may also notice a nest that has been built up in the last few days. Hornets use decayed wood to help build a nest. This could mean that
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About Asian Giant Hornets Asian giant hornets, also known as AGH, are wasps that come from the northern part of India and the eastern part of Asia. In 2019, they were discovered in Washington state and have been seen in Vancouver Island, Canada. The AGH has a stinger that is only ¼ inch in length
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About European Hornets European hornets are part of the bee family. They feature smooth stingers that can sting repeatedly when attacking. Their main dish includes grasshoppers, yellow jackets, honey bees, and flies. A good point to mention is they help to control insect populations. In addition to these insects, the European hornet will also eat
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About Bald-faced Hornets The bald-faced hornet can be found in North America. It’s easy to spot this type of hornet by the paper nest they build. Bald-faced hornets are also known as white-faced hornets but with either name, they are not considered a true hornet, in fact, they are more related to yellow jackets instead
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