Bees, Wasps, and Hornets

Red wasps are paper wasp species commonly found in Arkansas and are the only rust-colored wasps in the eastern United States. These wasps are known to be aggressive and can … Read more

Ground bees can appear on just about any property. They dig holes and make their homes underground—but you probably don’t want them there. These types of bees can sting, so … Read more

There are approximately 30,000 identified wasp species, making them one of the most diverse insect families. Each has its own set of behaviors, activities, and life cycles. Sometimes, these even … Read more

Wasps are abundant, especially throughout the spring and summer months. They are most active during the daytime and can be seen in groups or on their own. There have been … Read more

Do you always wonder why the wood structures at your homes are constantly filled with holes and excavations? If yes, then you might probably be infested with carpenter bees. It’s … Read more

Carpenter bees and bumblebees are the two most common types of bees we encounter. They can be found in homes, yards, gardens, parks, and even in the wild. Both bees are … Read more

Black wasps can be found widely across the United States. They are especially large and can deliver a painful sting when threatened. This is why getting rid of them as … Read more

Bald-faced hornets are dangerous insects. They’ll sting anyone that comes close to their nest as they’re highly protective of it. Additionally, their stings can cause inflammation and swelling, making them … Read more

Wasps may be beneficial pollinators and pest killers, but they can be frightening and annoying if there are too many in your yard. So, if you want to keep wasps … Read more

When you have mud daubers around your home, or you just run across them in the wild, there’s always a chance that you can get stung. They’re a unique and … Read more