Wasps’ Facts-Know Your Wasps to Make Wasp Removal Easy

1. Wasps’ Facts: Know Your Wasps to Make Wasp Removal Easy Pests are annoying and sometime dangerous. You can count wasps in the latter category because they are dangerous and can inflict painful stings on your body. Pests are destructive as they swam your household items and food to cater to their end. Pests may not be aware that they are barging in to alien territory and forcefully taking other’s belongings or occupying their space without permission. However it is your duty and necessary action to ousts them from your household and safeguard your belongings and family members. Wasps are singled out as the most terrorizing of the pests that haunt homes and if you have wasps’ infestation you should immediately call professional help such as BBPP, the most experienced pest control Vaughan and get rid of wasps presence in your home. Wasps’ facts you should know It is universally accepted that wasps present in homes is not desirable and should be eliminated as soon as they are spotted building nests. Getting to know them up close will help you get rid of infestation without dangerous repercussions. Here are some wasps’ facts you should know if you are living with them. What they eat? Wasps necessarily collect carbohydrate and they are omnivorous and are also fond of eating meat. They are notorious scavengers who are attracted to chicken and fish meat and dead baits. Wasps also suffer from sugar cravings thus can zoom on soda, and sweet and syrupy drinks. Leaving meat scraps and sugary drinks on your dining table can be a dangerous practice. How they reproduce? In the late autumn queens and males copulate which results in fertilizing of queens and delivering eggs at the fag end of autumn? When spring comes queen produces female wasps or worker wasps and the process continues throughout the season. In a colony of wasps on an average of 1000-2000 queen wasps are produced during autumn. Lifecycle of wasps Colonies of wasps are initiated by queen during spring. Throughout the season the colonies keep expanding and producing different stages of sexual reactions before the colony breaks down. Queen lays a single egg in each cell of the nest which hatches in to larvae within 5-8 days. After five months each of the larvas weaves a silken cap over its cell and start pupating. Each stage spent by the larvae is determined by the environment conditions prevailing in an area. An adult worker wasp emerges after 80 days of pupation. Sub-division of wasps Wasps are divided in two groups and they are: Social wasps – they live in large groups

2. Examples of social wasps will include paper wasps, yellow jacket wasps and hornets. They live in big colonies and the numbers may range from 500-1000 depending on the above type of wasps. They function in a well coordinated way to live, produce and prosper. They are fiercely protective about their nests and attack anyone that comes near. Yellow jackets are the most dangerous species in this social group followed by hornet and paper wasps. Their nests are distinctly paper like or build with paper. Yellow jackets find underground nests in abandoned rodent’s burrows. Yellow jackets are pre- dominantly yellow and black, paper wasps, hornets are black and white, while the paper wasps can be brown, dark brown, bright red and mixture of all of them. Solitary wasps - they live alone Solitary wasps like mud-daubers are common infestation in Canada, and they are comparatively meek and docile. They build single cells to keep their larvae and food using mud produced from the mixture of water and dirt found on the ground. They build horn like or pipe like cells on the walls or any solid surface. Solitary wasps are distinctly identified by their almost invisible waist or petiole. They are metallic green or black build a series of mud nests on the wall to keep their babies. Solitary wasps are harmless and they won’t attack human or anyone unnecessarily. Even if you remove the mud nests from the wall they will simply fly away and start building nests elsewhere. Wasps’ infestation can be bad news because of what they can do with their stings. If you have an infestation currently you should call BBPP, the best wasps removal Vaughan and get rid of them. You can contact the pest control on phone number 647-910-6315 or by sending mail to info@bbppcanada.com and get a free quote.