Bald-faced hornets are large, aggressive wasps. Learn more about the signs of bald-faced hornets, health risks, what to do if you have them, and more.

Apparently, along with white-faced, they are also called white-tailed hornet, bald-faced yellow jacket, black jacket, and bull wasp. They are stout in body and black with white markings on the front ...

The bald-faced hornet isn’t really a hornet. Instead, it’s a yellow jacket. And it just so happens to be the largest type of yellow jacket in the Pacific Northwest, even though it’s not yellow.

A large bald-faced hornet’s nest is attached to our house very close to a grill. (Tim Johnson / Chicago Botanic Garden) By Tim Johnson. PUBLISHED: September 29, 2024 at 5:00 AM CDT.

After a post on the community Facebook page, Neighbors started sharing their encounters with the bald-faced hornet. Some, like Sara Jones, spoke with our sister station, WPXI, about going into ...

An excerpt for the Claws Wings & Things column in The Patriot-News on Tuesday, Nov. 10. Q: I want to remove a large (bald-faced hornet nest) intact with its supporting branch for interior display ...

You might not want to get too close to a bald-faced hornet nest, but there are some benefits to having them around. Skip to content. NOWCAST News 9 Daybreak.

The bald-faced hornet! Dolichovespula maculate, belonging to the wasp family, is a North America problem. As with yellow jackets, queens are the only members of the colony able to survive the winter.

Repasky said, “The bald-faced hornet just hits harder. It feels like a lot of people say, it’s a sledgehammer on fire. They just hit you hard- they hit you fast.