Where Can I Find Wasps Nests?
WouterDuring spring, wasps emerge from their winter hibernation. They are looking for food and protein, and they are searching for sources of fallen fruit. They are also looking for a place to make their nest. They will build it in an area with natural shelter, and it may be in a house or in a tree.
Wasps can be very dangerous to humans, and they can sting many times. If you think you are allergic to wasps, or if you are worried about getting stung, you should seek professional help.
Wasps are often mistaken for hornets, but they are actually different. Hornets burrow under the ground, while wasps build their nests on trees or other natural structures. Wasps are less aggressive than hornets, but they will still sting.
The best way to find a wasp nest is to watch its behavior. Wasps will tend to make a straight line back to the nest when they are done feeding. They will also flutter around sugary drink spills. The first sign that you may have a wasp nest is if you see a group of wasps hovering around a shaded area.
Wasps may also be seen exiting holes in walls. They may be seeking food, raiding nests, or looking for a place to make a nest.
Wasps can enter your home through holes in walls, window frames, roofs, and attics. They may also be digging into preexisting holes. If you suspect that you have a wasp nest, it is best to contact a pest control professional.
