Posts in the category: Bees & Wasp

Tackling A Bee Infestation In Worcester

DATE POSTED: August 5, 2022

Bees are important to the ecosystem but can be dangerous if they sting. If you see bees on your property, call a professional for assistance. In the meantime, here are tips on how to handle and prevent an infestation.

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What To Do About Bees Spotted Around South Portland

DATE POSTED: May 21, 2022

Bees are an important part of our planet's ecosystem. They are responsible for pollinating flowers and crops all over the world. Finding these insects usually prompts homeowners to look into getting rid of them. Because bees are rapidly disappearing, it's essential to look for humane ways to deter them from your property by causing as little harm as possible.  Fortunately, extermination experts…

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Why You Should Call The Professionals About Empty Wasp Nests On Your Portland Property

DATE POSTED: November 23, 2020

When a wasp stings you, there will be a pain. Lots of pain. Wasps have potent venom that causes a stinging sensation and inflammation. They also can attack in large numbers, which makes them particularly dangerous.

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Four Bizarre Facts You Probably Didn't Know About Wasps In Portland

DATE POSTED: August 31, 2020

In a matter of seconds, wasps can sting you many times. Whether you’re allergic to their venom or not, this increases the risk of severe pain, skin inflammation, and intense bodily reactions. Breathing difficulties and convulsions are among these.

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What You Can Do To Keep Wasps Out Of Your Providence Yard

DATE POSTED: July 30, 2020

On the pro side, wasps keep the environment balanced and stable with their pollination and insect-feeding activities. The con side is that if they sting you, it will be painful. Skin redness and inflammation will follow. You could have an allergic reaction to their venom, which may be mild or intense.

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Why Are Yellow Jackets, Wasps, And Hornets Invading My Yard?

DATE POSTED: August 29, 2018

Yellow jackets, wasps, and hornets love the heat. The warm weather gives them more energy to buzz around and allows them to become more active. This is why as the summer rolls on you will see more and more of these stinging insects.

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