Hornet & Wasp Identification
In Modesto, CA

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What are hornets & wasps?

Hornets and wasps are both types of stinging insects. They use their stinger to defend themselves and to paralyze other insects that they then bring back to the colony to feed the developing larvae. Both hornets and wasps have short fuses and will not hesitate to use their stinger to defend themselves or their colony.

Both hornets and wasps look very similar to each other and are often confused for one another. They have long, hairless bodies and narrow waists. They are usually yellow and black, yellow and brown, or white and black. Common species of hornets include the bald-faced hornet and European hornet. Common species of wasps include the yellow jacket and paper wasp.

Are hornets & wasps dangerous?

Both hornets and wasps are dangerous insects because the venom they have is strong enough to trigger allergic reactions in people. Wasps can trigger anaphylactic shock to those severely allergic to their venom. Wasps and hornets have smooth stingers, which allow them to sting their victims repeatedly, injecting more and more venom with each sting – making them an even bigger threat to people and animals.

Why do I have a hornet
& wasp problem?

For Hornets and wasps, you need immediate pest control in Merced, CA because they can find their way onto any property to nest, preferring properties that offer easy access to food and safe shelter. Yards near wooded areas, flowering vegetation, and trees are attractive to hornets and wasps.

Where will I find hornets & wasps?

Hornets and wasps have a varied diet feeding on proteins and sweets. They are often seen during the day buzzing around and foraging for food in gardens, around trash cans, in compost, and around outdoor eating areas. They nest in aerial and ground locations including:

How do I get rid of hornets & wasps?

There are many species of hornets and wasps living throughout Modesto and the Central Valley of California. Identifying the type of hornets and wasps is key to getting rid of them. The best way to get rid of hornets and wasps in your yard or home and prevent them from returning is to partner with Peace of Mind Pest Control. Our experienced professionals and modern services provide home and business owners with peace of mind knowing that their pest problems will be solved once and for all. If you are looking to get rid of stinging hornets and wasps from your property with the help of dedicated, local professionals, reach out to Peace of Mind Pest Control today!

How can I prevent hornets & wasps in the future?

For homeowners who want to protect their homes from hornets and wasps, partner with Peace of Mind Pest Control and use the following prevention tips:

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