Why Professional Expertise Matters
Relying on professional bee and wasp control services ensures fast, safe, and complete removal of these threats. Nozzle Nolen technicians are certified specialists equipped with the knowledge and tools to eradicate nests efficiently.
Discover the diverse array of bees and wasps that call South Florida home and learn how to identify and address potential infestations before they become a nuisance. At Nozzle Nolen, we understand the importance of accurate identification when dealing with these pests.
Common Bee and Wasp Species
- Honeybees: Typically, half an inch long, honeybees are prevalent during the spring and summer months. While they may nest in attics and wall voids, their solitary sting can be dangerous to those allergic to bee venom. dangerous to people who are allergic to bee stings.
- Africanized Honeybees: Although less common in South Florida, Africanized honeybees closely resemble their counterparts but exhibit more aggressive behavior. Their tendency to sting in large numbers poses increased danger.
- Paper Wasps: Measuring between five-eighths and one inch long, paper wasps have dark brown bodies with distinctive yellow stripes. While less aggressive than other species, they defend their territories fiercely.
- Yellowjackets: Similar in appearance to paper wasps, yellowjackets fold their wings lengthwise and construct nests underground or in various structures. Known for their aggression, they sting when provoked.
- Bald-faced Hornets: These larger insects, ranging from one to one-and-a-half inches, construct paper-like nests suspended from trees and buildings. Their aggressive nature makes them unpredictable and potentially dangerous.
