Bees

Different Pests

1/2 inch long with black and yellow bodies.
The waist is thin and defined, and the wings are as long as the body.
Yellow jackets can produce multiple stings, and the stings can cause an allergic reaction in some people.
Colonies can contain 1,000 workers.
The colonies can be found under porches, steps, in sidewalk cracks, bases of trees, bushes, low hanging branches, or corners of buildings.
They eat other insects, overripe fruit, sugary drinks, human food/food waste, and meat.

Dusty yellow to dark brown or black in color.
Two long legs hang down visibly during flight.
Most eat other insects.
They construct hives in protected spaces such as attics, eaves, soil cavities, or trees by chewing wood into papery construction pulp

Black and dark body with some yellow.
They construct hives on top of trees, in attic rafters, and other covered areas by chewing wood into papery construction pulp.
A colony can contain 700 workers.
They release pheromones to raise alarm of nest attacks and to identify prey.
Hornets can mobilize the entire nest to sting in defense, which is highly dangerous to humans.
They eat mostly other insects, such as honey bees.