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Wasps (Vespula vulgaris)
Have You Got A Wasp Infestation?
- Sightings of wasps flying in and out of small holes in your home or property?
- Hearing a buzzing sound coming from your walls, ceiling or outdoor structures?
- Noticed an increase in wasp activity around food sources like Bin areas and outdoor dining areas
- Discovering a nest in sheltered areas like eaves, attics or even tree branches?
Recognized by its black and yellow stripes, these social insects build paper-like nests in various locations, including trees, bushes, roof spaces, and even underground.
Known for there scavenging behavior, wasps are attracted to sugary foods and can become a nuisance at picnics and outdoor events
There Stings Can Be Painful, Especially To Those Allergic Causing Anaphylaxis
Hornets (Vespa Crabro)
Have You Got A Hornet Infestation?
- Hornets often build there nest in sheltered areas such as hollow trees, roof spaces or wall cavities
- You may observe a higher frequency of hornet sightings around the property, particularly near the nest site
- Hornets can become aggressive if the nest is disturbed, so exercise caution if you suspect an infestation
The European hornet, the species native to the UK, is significantly larger than most wasps, typically measuring between 2 and 3.5cm long. They have a brown and yellow-striped abdomen as opposed to the black and yellow pattern of wasps.
Hornets are omnivorous. They mainly feed on insects, including large beetles, dragonflies, and other smaller species. This diet makes them very effective at natural pest control in the ecosystem. Hornets also eat sap and fallen fruit, and, like bees, they can play a role in pollination, although not to the same extent as their buzzing counterparts
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