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Category: Stinging Insect Identification

Stinging Insect Identification

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Yellow and black carpenter bee resting on a hole drilled into weathered wood

Types of bees in New Jersey can nest in soil, wood, or cavities. Identify common bees, spot carpenter bee damage, and know when activity needs 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.

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.

Close-up of a black and yellow wasp perched on a light-colored rock

A cicada killer wasp in New Jersey may not be aggressive, but clustered burrows can cause problems. Know the signs, risks, and when control makes sense.

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

Are you worried about stinging insects around your New Jersey property? BHB Pest Elimination has the answer to all your worries.

Paper wasp nest built into the corner where a white window frame meets a brick wall

While there are many types of pests, people in New York dread dealing with stinging insects. Some of the most common are bees, wasps, fire ants, & hornets.

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