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Bees & Wasps Control in Reno

Protecting Customers from Stinging Insects throughout Carson City & Beyond

  • Discover Honey Bees in Southern Nevada: Nature's Sweet Producers - Honey bees are found in Southern Nevada get their name from the sweet yellowish-brown fluid they make from the nectar of flowers that they use as food. They provide honey and wax. They are identified commonly by their yellow to orange bodies and black bands. Honey bees are non-aggressive and are typically blamed for stings that come from yellow jackets. Honey bees are beneficial to our environment as pollinators and should not be exterminated if at all possible. Most times honey bees can be captured and relocated by a professional at no charge to the customer. If you have a problem with bees give us a call and we can identify the problem and help with a resolution.
  • Understanding Yellow Jackets: Your Southern Nevada Pest Control Guide - Yellow Jackets are social insects that live in nests or colonies. Identified by their yellow and black bodies. Adults consist of workers, sterile females, queens, and males that come from unfertilized eggs and usually appear in late summer. They are considered beneficial because their food consists of other insects. Yellow jackets can sting multiple times without losing their stinger. When nests are located near homes, buildings, or parks they become unwanted pests. Overwintering queens can be found indoors seeking warmth or in spring looking for nesting sites.
  • Paper Wasps in Southern Nevada: Identification and Nesting Habits - Paper wasps get their name from the paper-like material they use to make their umbrella-shaped nests. Identified by their yellow and black body with a pinched midsection. Nests are commonly found under the eaves of roofs, less used buildings, and inside Jacuzzis. They can sting multiple times without losing their stinger. In late fall inseminated females will search out crevices in flashings, chimneys, door frames, or utility line boxes to overwinter.

Other Stinging Pests in Truckee Meadows: A Comprehensive Overview - Some of the other stinging pests found in the Truckee Meadows area include Solitary bees, Ground nesting bees, Cicada Killers, Baldface Hornets, Mud Daubers, and Spider wasps.

Some of the Common Stinging Insects in Nevada Are:

  • Honey bees - Honey bees are found in Southern Nevada get their name from the sweet yellowish-brown fluid they make from the nectar of flowers that they use as food. They provide honey and wax. They are identified commonly by their yellow to orange bodies and black bands. Honey bees are non-aggressive and are typically blamed for stings that come from yellow jackets. Honey bees are beneficial to our environment as pollinators and should not be exterminated if at all possible. Most times honey bees can be captured and relocated by a professional at no charge to the customer. If you have a problem with bees give us a call and we can identify the problem and help with a resolution.
  • Yellow Jackets - Yellow Jackets are social insects that live in nests or colonies. Identified by their yellow and black bodies. Adults consist of workers, sterile females, queens, and males that come from unfertilized eggs and usually appear in late summer. They are considered beneficial because their food consists of other insects. Yellow jackets can sting multiple times without losing their stinger. When nests are located near homes, buildings, or parks they become unwanted pests. Overwintering queens can be found indoors seeking warmth or in spring looking for nesting sites.
  • Paper wasps - Paper wasps get their name from the paper-like material they use to make their umbrella-shaped nests. Identified by their yellow and black body with a pinched midsection. Nests are commonly found under the eaves of roofs, less used buildings, and inside Jacuzzis. They can sting multiple times without losing their stinger. In late fall inseminated females will search out crevices in flashings, chimneys, door frames, or utility line boxes to overwinter.

Some of the other stinging pests found in the Truckee Meadows area include Solitary bees, Ground nesting bees, Cicada Killers, Baldface Hornets, Mud Daubers, and Spider wasps.

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Common Stinging Insects Found in Residential Areas

Bees, wasps, and hornets are known as stinging insects. This means that have stingers that they use to attack prey and defend themselves. Mostly active in summer and fall months, these pests are known to create nesting sites under eaves, on ceiling beams in attics, garages, sheds, and under porches. Some stinging insects can build their nests underground. While bees sting only once (because their stinger breaks off and they die following an attack), wasps and hornets can sting repeatedly. While they play beneficial roles in the ecosystem, you don’t want them nesting near or around your home because they can of their tendency to sting and cause allergic reactions.

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