Unlike bees and paper wasps, yellow jackets are socially active, aggressive food gatherers who can become quite pugnacious when disturbed. Yellow jackets are considered beneficial insects, but it’s sometimes necessary to permanently deal with these surly wasps and their nests. read more
Yellow Jackets are of the Vespula species and are social wasps. Several thousand workers can be produced in a colony in one season. Types of Yellow Jackets and Yellow Jacket Nests. Yellow Jackets are of the Vespula species and are social wasps. Several thousand workers can be produced in a colony in one season. read more
Once we get deep into July, ground nesting insects that look like bees are not bees; they are dangerous yellow jackets—highly aggressive members of the hornet family that like to sting, can sting repeatedly and inject you with a pheromone that entices other yellow jackets to come sting you as well. read more