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Edgeley Wasp Nest Removal
It is important that home and business owners should not attempt to get rid of wasp infestations themselves as it can be extremely dangerous to do this without any specialist knowledge of wasps and hornets, the wasp nest removal cost is small price to pay for peace of mind. A specialist wasp exterminator from a local service like Edgeley Wasp Nest Removal will safely and effectively perform the task without endangering the lives of your family and that of your pets.
The common wasp and the German wasp
These wasps are able to repeatedly sting anyone who poses a threat to their nest and can also release a pheromone which acts as an alarm signal to other worker wasps in the nest. The pheromone cause wasps to swarm and launch an indiscriminate attack on any person or animal in the vicinity.
Wasp stinging cause several hundred persons to be hospitalised annually in the UK and can also be responsible for fatalities in some instances. Many people have an allergic reaction to wasp stings which can cause their airways to become swollen or they can go into an anaphylactic shock which can be life-threatening.
Because of this danger that wasps represent
It is relevant to know more about the life-cycle of wasps to understand the importance of having a professional Hornet and Wasp Control service in place to get rid of wasp nest problems in your area.
The wasp cycle begins in spring when a queen who comes out of winter hibernation immediately starts to build a small nest from bits of wood. The wooden bits are chewed and glued together with saliva to form a smallish round ball-shaped nest. The queen will then lay some sterile female worker eggs who will take over the task of nest building, its protection, and food sourcing.
This would be the ideal time to get rid of
The wasp nest is off-white with a paper mache appearance and texture which can be found anywhere where it can be safely attached. Popular areas around the house are under slate roofs, window sills, garden sheds, attics, and under house eaves.
During summer, the queen wasp lay up to 300 worker eggs per day until late summer when she starts laying eggs of fertile male wasps and new queens, who will form the next generation of wasps.
The population of a wasp nest can now be up to as much as 15 000 workers and the nest has a more oval football-shaped appearance and size. The workers can now be extremely aggressive and will attack with the least provocation. This is unfortunately also the time when home and property owners realise the extent of the problem and rush to DIY solutions try and get rid of it, in many instances with tragic consequences.
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