Solitary Wasps: Digger Bees
Size: 1/4 to 2 inches long
Color: Dull black or brown to brilliant red, yellow, or blue
Activity/Behavior: Digger wasps are not usually aggressive. However, they will sting when handled. Adults emerge in the spring, mate, and begin construction of their nests which may contain one or more cells.
Where They Live: Digger wasps burrow in the soil. Solitary wasps generally are considered to be beneficial insects. However, many people become alarmed by their presence when they build nests on buildings and burrow in lawns, flowerbeds, and gardens.
Tips for Control: Because wasps are known to sting, if a nest is discovered, a professional should be called right away to remove it.
How Suburban Exterminating Can Help: A trained pest control professional can help you with get rid of wasps. They are angry insects and a professional will be able to avoid getting stung better than another individual trying to apply a treatment.
Suburban Exterminating follows a strict set of guidelines to ensure your health and safety. We use only products which are registered with the EPA. Our technicians are registered and licensed with NY State. Our technicians participate in a continuing education program.
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