Bees and Wasps

Baldfaced Hornet Nest EPM treated in 2010 in Indiana, PA
Key Benefits
- Eliminates existing nests
- Prevents future nests (wasps)
- Guaranteed service

Wasp, Yellow Jacket, and Bee Facts:
- Only female yellow jackets have stingers. This
is because males need to mate.
- Wasps undergo an annual cycle. Only queens that
have mated in the fall survive. They spend the winter in protected
places such as under bark, stones, and shingles.
- Male Carpenter Bees also have no stinger. The
female does, but it is rarely used.
- Carpenter Bees bore into wood to make galleries
in which they lay their eggs.
- Yellow Jackets are capable of inflicting
multiple stings, unlike honey bees, which can only sting once before
it will die.
- Bald-faced hornets and Yellow Jackets both can
built aerial nests on homes, structures, and in trees.
- Wasps will build nests in attics, barns, boat
houses, garages, sheds, and other places where they are not likely to
be disturbed.
(Source: National Pest
Management Assoc. http://www.pestworld.org)