The bald-faced hornet, often called the white-faced hornet, isn’t actually a hornet. It gets its name from its black color and mostly white face. It is commonly referred to as a hornet because of its large size and aggressive nature. These hornets are plentiful in...
The bald-faced hornet is part of the yellow jacket family and is named for its black color and white face. Often called the white-faced hornet, this insect packs a punch with its stinging capability. These hornets are plentiful in late summer, and the males look to...
Yellow jackets are commonly found in just about every backyard and outdoor dining area during the summer and early fall months. They are part of the insect category "stinging insects" and have a reputation for being very aggressive. A yellow jacket sting can be...
The bald-faced or white-faced hornet make their home in North America and Canada and contrary to their name, they are not hornets. The white-faced hornet belongs to the yellow jacket family. What does a bald-faced or white-faced hornet look like? Thanks to the...
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