Short answer: hornets can be more dangerous than most wasps, but not for the reason most people think. Their size, their larger colonies, and how hard they defend a nest are what make them risky. The twist is that most of the “hornets” Tennessee homeowners see aren’t true hornets at all. Here’s how to tell…
There are several different kinds of wasps that call the state of Tennessee home. Some are considered solitary wasps. These wasps can sting people; however, they typically use their stingers to hunt other insects. Social wasps, on the other hand, use their stingers as weapons to defend their nests. Even if you don’t mean to…
Hornets in Tennessee – Hornets can be a serious pest that can quickly take over your backyard. If these pests are not handled properly, they can cause serious harm to both you and other family members. In the state of Tennessee, there are two kinds of hornets to keep an eye out for. These include…
Insect Sting Index – When it comes to spending time in the great outdoors, getting stung by an insect usually isn’t on your to-do list. From bees and wasps to fire ants and mosquitoes, stinging insects have a knack for turning a serene soak in the sun into a cloudy day with a chance of…
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