Essites are pollinators in the garden, but not the insects you want to encounter your home, yard or paved yard – they are more aggressive than the bees, and you don’t want to be pulled out from the outside.

Learn more about different types of axes and how to get rid of the rashes and their nests around your home.

Identifying axes

Thousands of types of axes in the Vespidae family are divided into solitary or social categories.

• Social axes live in the community to build a nest, raise young people, find food and defend nests. They are the axes that are most often around homes and yards.
• The solit colony WASP lasts only a year and thawed every winter.

Several fertilized queites that last name begin again every spring. Here are the most common types of waste:

Yellow jackets

Yellow jackets are predominantly, a half-inch rainbow with alternating black and yellow bands on the abdomen in the entire North America. Yellow jackets often build nests partially underground, usually near a crowd or thick vegetation. Our strongest cheered in summer and fall.

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WASPS Paper

Paper axes are primarily brown with yellow markings. They have a narrow waist and are about 6-12 mm long. Their legs more than or more during the summer.

They are the easiest to identify their nests that are open combed newspapers where you can often see the axes and their larvae in the hive cells. These nests can be found along the roof eaves, windows corners, in mailboxes and on the solid leaves of plants.

Blato Daubers

Blato daubers are dark, black axes with yellow markings and long thin lathes. They are often referred to as subsequent mud pipes of organic pipes are not aggressive unless their mud nests are disturbed.

The nests are in sheltered areas such as porch and roof eaves.

Bald seod hornet

Hurnet with baldly is black with white markings on her face. They are easiest to identify in their large, gray-like balloon nest.

The nests are usually found in wood, but can be attached to the building. Hornets are extremely aggressive when the nest is upset.

Signs of the nest or infection of WASP

Sounds sounds

If you hear the sounds of stitching or buzzing, you may be very close to the axis nest. The sounds are most prominent near the underground yellow jacket, the nest paper paper, or large, closed bald paper nest.

A large number of axes

Most stem travel alone when feeding. If you see a swarm or a large number of rashes, you are very close to the nest. If you find the axes in your home regularly, there are nests nearby.

Chewing wood

Some axes Chew on the forest, fences fences, trees and wood houses for collecting pulp for the construction of nests.

Visible nests

If you can easily see a nest or a few WASP nests around your home, you have a contagion.

How to get rid of the axis

Privredna WASP spray

A commercial rash based on insecticides are easy to use because the LP axis can scatter from more than 20 feet. Although it is best to spray at night when the rash are not active, it can be used during the day.

Don’t stand under the nest because the spray will cause the rash to put the rash immediately to the ground. After use, carefully check the nest a few days later and repeat the treatment if necessary. If the nest is inactive, you can scrape it or crash.

Wasp traps

There are also commercial traps of the OSP or you can build yourself. They work by removing axes through a narrow opening in a trap with the smell of fruit juice or vinegar.

The supplement of liquid dishwashes coat is wap’s wing and prevents the flight.

DIY WASP spray

Mixing two tablespoons for dishwashing and one cup of water in scattering bottle can eliminate the nest of a small paper WAP. Before use, shake the bottle well and soak up the nest. The mixture will stifle the rash, killing them immediately.

Essential oils

Essites are naturally rejected from binberine, wedge, geranium and citric build essential oils. Mix a few drops of one of the oils, two tablespoons for washing dishes and two cups of water in a spray bottle. This solution can scatter on visible nests or places you have seen nests in the past to discourage axes from returning.

What causes WASP infestations

Apart from gathering where it is easy to find food and resources. Here are things that make your home and yard attractive to the axis.

• Sweet floor. If soft drinks, molten ice cream, or crumbs of cookies are not cleansed, axis of uncommon to eat it.
• Open the trash cans. Leaving the trash bin and recycling bins open or with a scalp of food soup in the bottom will draw axes.
• Unaccessed fruit. If fruit or vegetables allow to mature and descend to the ground, the axis will roll over on food.
• Outdoor lighting. Leave the porch of light at night, I can attract the axis and confuse them by allowing them to slip inside the house.
• Bright colors and flowers. Osile attract bright colors and floral colors. If you have a problem with WASP damage, select the muted colors for external furniture.

How to Prevent WASP Infestations

To prevent onp infestations, the most easily steps are that your home and yard does not release the debris, clean spilled food and keep garbage clean and sealed.

Some studies have shown that the use of certain essential oils or planting repellent plants such as spearmint, thyme, eucalyptus, lemon grass, marigolds, geranium, pennyroyals and citronella grass can detect the axes.

Wasps vs. Hornets

Wasps and Hornets are part of the same Vespidae The family of insects, the main differences between the axes and horns are color and size.

Essites are usually smaller with black and yellow color while hornets are larger with black and white markings. The eradication techniques are the same for both.

When to call a professional

If you deal with a major infestation or problematic nest and you can’t wait until the cold weather is inactive, it is best to call a professional extermination. This is especially important for nests that must access the ranking or if you know that you are allergic to the tight stings.