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Close-up of a sugar ant with a dark bicolored body crawling on rocky ground

Red ants in New Jersey are not always fire ants. Find out which ants may be in your yard, when activity peaks, and which signs need attention.

Paper wasp perched on its gray honeycomb nest against a wood background

Giant hornets in New Jersey are usually local look-alikes. See how European hornets, cicada killers, and other large wasps differ from invasive species.

Cluster of small dark ants gathered around debris on a light concrete surface

Fire ants in New Jersey are unusual. See the five signs that matter most, how to tell them from other ants, and when a suspected colony needs identification.

Paper wasps tending an open honeycomb nest attached to a wooden beam

Paper wasps in New Jersey can resemble yellowjackets. Compare body shape, dangling legs, exposed nests, and nesting sites before deciding what you found.

Yellow jacket wasp with black and yellow markings perched on a light-colored fruit surface

Learn how to identify five common types of wasps in New York during August, where they build nests, and when professional removal is the safest choice.