There can be no denying that summertime is a particularly lovely time of year, but it does bring with it some unfortunate inconveniences, such as an increase in wasp populations. Of course, wasps are important pollinators and we’re very grateful to have them from an ecosystem point of view (they’re helping to keep us alive,
We don’t tend to think of wasps as being of superior intelligence. After all, they have a brain that’s the size of a grain of rice or thereabouts, so just how capable can they actually be? Well, it seems that size may not be as important as first thought when it comes to brain capacity
This time of year is a wonderful one but, unfortunately, with the warmer weather and all the lovely sunshine you’re sure to see an increase in the number of insects coming into your home… and it can prove very disruptive to family life indeed. If you’ve noticed an influx of flies, gnats or other flying
Over the last few years, serious declines in bee populations have been seen in the UK and further afield, as a result of climate change, habitat destruction, mites and so on… and, while we no doubt can all agree that this is sad in and of itself, it seems that there are many of us
Summer is now really starting to make its presence felt, with beautiful blue sunny skies appearing more often than not these days… which means, no doubt, that you’re all starting to think about the first barbecue of the year and all those fun picnics in the park. Eating outside is de rigueur at this time
This time of year can be a tricky one when it comes to household pests, particularly wasps, bees and other bitey bugs. After all, no one wants to be stung or bitten and, in fact, stings can be life threatening if you are allergic and have a bad reaction, which is why our first instinct
As lovely as it is to finally see some sunshine after a long and dreary winter, this time of year can bring perils of its own that can threaten to quash that spring in your step. We’re talking about wasp season, of course! Wasps start buzzing about here and there from April, as the mercury
The weather is hotting up a little now, thank goodness, so we can all start thinking about spending increasing amounts of time outside. This time of year is certainly a beautiful one, with signs of life popping up here, there and everywhere - but this also means that we’re going to start seeing more wasps
As the weather starts to warm up over the next few weeks and months, it’s likely that you’ll soon start seeing cluster flies reappearing in your home or place of business, just waking up after a lovely long winter hibernation. Cluster flies are often mistaken for houseflies, as they’re large and black… you’re to be
WASP Nest & Wasp Pest Control. INFORMATION ON HOW OUR PEST CONTROL SERVICE CAN REMOVE AND DESTORY THE NEST OF THESE FLYING INSECTS. Habitat and biology Wasps are social insects living in colonies inside nests that they build from wood pulp. The most common locations for these nests in buildings
