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The Most Dangerous Wasp and 9 Other Stingers to Avoid
Despite their name, bald-faced hornets are actually a type of yellow jacket. These striking wasps are black with distinctive white markings on their face and abdomen, giving them their "bald-faced ...
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Officials Declare the U.S. Free of ‘Murder Hornets’ in a Rare Victory Against an Invasive Insect
An entomologist shows off the size difference between a dead northern giant hornet (bottom) and a dead bald-faced hornet, which is a native species. Elaine Thompson / POOL / AFP via Getty Images ...
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Ask the Master Gardener: Yellow jackets, wasps are not important pollinators
Yellow jackets (which include bald-faced hornets) and paper wasps are two types of social wasps found in Minnesota. Honeybees and bumblebees are social bees found in Minnesota. Wasps commonly nest ...
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Yellowjacket Biology
The nest is not reused. Yellowjackets can be divided into two groups. The first (Aerial Yellowjackets and Bald (or white) faced hornets) nest in exposed places (such as hanging from the eaves of a ...