Bald-Faced Hornet

Bald-Faced Hornet

Bald-Faced Hornet

What is a Bald-faced Hornet?

Bald-faced Hornets are another type of wasp and are relatives to Yellow Jackets, but look much different. Bald- faced Hornets are black with a white face on their abdomen and are approximately 1 inch long.


Are Bald-faced Hornets dangerous?

Bald-faced Hornets are very protective over their nests and will attack aggressively if they feel threatened by a human or animal. Unlike bumble bees, a Bald-faced Hornet stings repeatedly without harming itself. Due to their aggressiveness it is best to have their nests removed professionally.

How do I know if I have a Bald-faced Hornets nest?

Signs include presence of a large paper nest and activity of Bald- faced Hornets (black and white wasps)


How do I get rid of Bald-faced Hornets?

Due to the aggressiveness of Bald-faced Hornets, their nests should be removed by a professional. Call Acton Pest Control Services and we would be happy to help you get rid of these pests.

How to prevent Bald-faced Hornets' nests?

It can be difficult to prevent these pests but there are a few things you can try. The best way to prevent bald- faced hornets from invading your property is to be mindful of food waste and make sure trash cans are sealed properly.

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