Did you discover a wasp nest in your home and want to remove that? Pestico Wasp Removal Adelaide offers same-day wasps removal service. Our professionals deliver fast and reliable service. Wasps can cause painful stings that could also lead to death in some cases.
Immediately contact our professionals if you see wasps infesting in your house.
European Wasp
European Wasp has two pairs of clear wings. The first pair of wings are larger.
They are considered as aggressive stingers.
The size of a European worker wasp lies between 12-17 mm.
Only the European queen wasp can survive over the winter.
Yellow Jackets (Social Wasp)
The worker wasps are 15 mm long, whereas queens are 19 mm long.
These wasps can eat other insects as well as human food.
Yellow Jackets have two pairs of wings. Also, they have black and yellow bands alternatively over the body.
These wasps sting continuously when provoked.
Common Wasp
Common Wasp has two pairs of wings. The first pair of these wasps is larger than the second pair.
They have two antennae of black colour. And fly with their legs that are close to their body.
They are known to attack insects.
The size of these wasps varies from 12 mm to 16 mm.
Native Paper Wasp
They have a very narrow waist along with a slender body.
35 different species of paper wasps are found in Australia, covering Adelaide.
The heads of these wasps are small, but the antennas and eyes of paper wasps are of medium size.
The length of native paper wasp varies between 10 to 22 mm.
Sand Wasp
They feed on nectar; however, they chase for either flies or some other bug to take care of their hatchlings.
The size of these sand wasps is 22 mm.
Sand Wasps are considered as non-aggressive wasps. They only attack in a swarm to protect their nest.
Mud Nesting Wasps
Their colour ranges from orange and black to yellow and black.
The size of these wasps varies from 5-30 mm.
They are generally spotted throughout Adelaide.
They live in forests, urban locations and woodland. Mud Nesting Wasps feed on the nectar of honeydew, plants and also the fluid of the insects that are found by them.
Tree Brown Paper Wasps
Tree Brown Paper Wasps have a yellow body with dark brown or black markings over their thorax, head and abdomen.
They usually make their nest inside hollow trees and on the sides of buildings.
The size of tree brown wasps varies from 0.8 to 12 mm.
You will commonly notice these wasps in suburban gardens, forests, and woodlands.
White-faced Brown Paper Wasp
These wasps usually nest on trees, caves and overhanging rocks, as well as under bridges and homes.
The size length of these wasps varies between 0.8 to 10 mm.
White-faced Brown Paper Wasp is known to be pollinators. They are good for the environment and it is beneficial if you have them in your garden.
These wasps have a white face and brown body along with white coloured rings around the abdomen and thorax.
Ground Nests – The ground-digging wasps create these types of nests. They create it in the ground. You will commonly find these nests around your residential and commercial places. The female wasp’s sting when someone provokes them.
Paper Nests – The most widely recognized wasps in Adelaide are European Paper Wasp and Asian Giant Hornet. Their homes are discovered close by canals of homes or business structures, on the means of a yard or dangling from a tree limb.
Mud Daubers – Their homes are produced using mud and are not commonly considered as a threat to humans.
The ideal approach to remove wasps is by hiring wasp control professionals.
Some other effective tips to prevent wasps are:
Inspection
Our team conducts a thorough inspection of the affected area. The inspection helps in reporting the extent of the infestation. Our experts also analyse the other source that attracts the wasps in your residential and commercial places.
Treatment Plan
After completing the inspection, our professionals identify the right treatment plan to control the wasps. We convey the entire plan to our clients before starting the controlling service.
Extermination Service
We utilize common bug sprays, substance splashes, or non-concoction treatment to control wasps from your property. Given the infestation level, we may apply a blend of these methods. At Pestico Wasp removal Adelaide, we are constantly centred around the well-being and prosperity of our clients and pick just endorsed chemicals that are safe around your kids and pets.
Post Inspection and Prevention Tips
After completing the extermination service, our professionals revisit your place to confirm that no wasps are left. We do complete eradication of the wasps. The wasp’s control service offered by our professionals is long-lasting. We discard all the things that attract wasps inside your home. Our professionals also provide preventive tips so that no wasps infestation should occur in the future.
Walls or roof voids of houses
Wasps make their nest in the entrance of the home, creating a lot of problems for the residents of that place.
Inside the home or building
When you see a large number of wasps inside your home or gathering near the window, it is an indication that the nest of the wasps is broken and immediate action is needed.
Gardens & various outdoor areas
The presence of a wasp’s nest in the garden and other outdoor places creates a significant problem. You will mostly find the nest attached to the tree or other standing structures.
The life cycle of a wasp starts in late-winter with a new queen wasp and ends in winter with the colony of wasps. Every wasp’s group has one egg-laying queen wasp, female and male wasps.
Spring – the start of a new colony
The wasps that are fertile in spring come out from the hibernation and search for the best location to set up the nest. Wasps do not use the old nests. Just like bees, wasps also help in pollination. The food source of wasps is the nectar that is obtained from plants and flowers. The queen wasps lay down 200-300 eggs per day.
Summer – expansion of the colony
The colony of wasps increases rapidly. Approximately more than 5,000 wasps live in a nest. Also, during the summer, the number can speed up to 10,000 wasps. The size of the wasp’s nest grows from a golf ball to a football.
Autumn – the decline of the colony
As winter approaches, the female wasp reaches the end of her life, and the structure of the nest gets destroyed. The surviving wasp’s workers can no longer feed on the larvae sugar solution. So, they start looking outside of the nest for food. As winter approaches, the food diminishes, and all hibernating queens die.
