Hornet & Wasp Control in Meridian, ID

 The Western yellowjacket is a type of wasp known for its aggressive behavior, especially when its nest is disturbed. They are typically yellow and black, with a stocky build. 

 Bald-faced hornets are actually a type of wasp, despite their name. They are larger than most wasps and are black with white markings on their face and body. They build large, football-shaped paper nests, usually in trees or on structures. 

 Paper wasps are slender with long legs and are generally reddish-brown or yellowish with black markings. They are named for the paper-like material they use to construct their nests, which are typically umbrella-shaped and found under eaves or in sheltered areas. 

 The European hornet is larger than other hornet species, with a reddish-brown head and thorax, and a yellow and black striped abdomen. They build nests in hollow trees, attics, or wall voids. 

 Mud daubers are solitary wasps that are generally black or metallic blue. They are known for constructing small, tubular nests out of mud, usually found in sheltered areas like under eaves, in attics, or garages.