Why do wasps come to build nests at home?

Vespidae is a general term for tens of thousands of species of Vespidae. It is frightening because of the poisonous pliers in the abdomen, and usually disappears in the wilderness or bushes. But sometimes the wasp will run to the house to nest, because the balconies and eaves of the houses are sheltered from light and rain, and the environment is relatively suitable, which is safer than the outside environment, whether it is temperature or rainy day. Therefore, folk houses will become the first choice for wasps to nest.

The wasp is a social insect. It is mature from June to September every year, and it is the peak of nesting in autumn. When there was only one wasp at first, the wasp built its own nest. It will bite off the dead skin, then mix it with the saliva it secretes, stir it into a paste, then build a bee house and lay another egg, and so on. Honeybees will appear on the balconies and eaves of bungalows in some communities. Bees like to nest in tall trees or buildings. First, they think that tall objects can provide protection. Second, tall objects can provide shelter for wasps. Once wasps start to build nests, they will form a big hive in just a few days.

When you find a hornet's nest, don't act without authorization, especially don't stab it without protection. Bumblebee is a bee insect that poses a great threat to human beings. Bumblebee is very aggressive. Once disturbed or irritated, they will attack outsiders. If you are not careful, you may be stung by a wasp. You must call the police first and ask the firemen for help. Firefighters will do personal protection before removing the hornet's nest, put on special anti-bee clothing, and equip with tools such as pesticides and woven bags to quickly remove the hornet's nest by bagging, fire attack and water attack. Finally, use pesticides to drive away the remaining bees around to prevent wasps from camping here again.