but entomologists have found some nests constructed with the remains of ground-nesting yellow jackets that bald-faced hornets have killed. Because bald-faced hornets' nests are often high up in ...

Actually, I would encourage you to leave the bald-faced hornet’s nest alone. These are beneficial insects that are good for your garden. Bald-faced hornets are mostly black with white markings ...

U.S. Department of Agriculture/provided U.S. Department of Agriculture The hunt is on for invasive yellow-legged hornets that destroy honey bees after multiple large nests were found near Hilton Head.

As with any yellow jacket species, the bigger bald-faced hornets will sting repeatedly to defend themselves and their nest. Therefore, the secret to not getting stung is to not tick them off.

The nest starts as a golf ball but can grow to be the size of a basketball hoop come August. Repasky said, “The bald-faced hornet just hits harder. It feels like, a lot of people say ...

These hornets tend to make their nests at least 6 feet above the ground and are active both night and day. The bald-faced hornet is slightly smaller and has whitish circles around the eyes.

The nest starts as a golf ball but can grow to be the size of a basketball hoop by August. “The bald-faced hornet just hits harder. It feels like a lot of people say, it’s a sledgehammer on fire.

Their nests are often found below ground. Bald-faced hornets are around three-quarters of an inch long, with black bodies and gray bands. Their nests are typically large and enclosed ...

TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A large nest of venomous bald-faced hornets that had been concerning Bartley Street residents for weeks has finally been taken down thanks to a local pest control business.