Dealing with Yellow Jackets or Hornets? Here’s Why Professional Nest Removal Is Essential How to Identify a Yellow Jacket or Hornet Nest Yellow jackets and hornets are aggressive wasps that build nests in high-traffic areas like eaves, attics, trees, and even underground. Yellow jackets typically create nests in wall voids or underground burrows, while hornets…
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At The Bee Hunter, we pride ourselves on protecting your family from stinging pests efficiently, safely, and affordably. But don’t just take our word for it—hear directly from homeowners who’ve experienced our services firsthand. Safety First: Protecting Families from Dangerous Allergies When bees pose more than just an inconvenience, expert intervention becomes critical. One of…
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When summer arrives in New England, so does the annual uptick in wasps, hornets, and other aggressive stinging insects. Warm temperatures and longer days trigger peak activity among these pests, especially species like yellowjackets and paper wasps, which can become territorial and dangerous when nesting near homes. You may have an active nest nearby if…
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Spring is finally here, meaning backyard BBQs, birthday parties, and relaxing evenings with friends and family. But nothing spoils a good time faster than uninvited guests—especially the buzzing, stinging kind. Bees, wasps, and yellowjackets become much more active in the spring, and if your yard has what they’re looking for, they might decide to stick…
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Spring in Massachusetts brings flowers and warm weather, but also more bees, hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets. As the weather warms, these insects wake up from hibernation, search for food, and build nests. Understanding why there are more of them in spring and knowing how to stay safe can help protect your home and family.…
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Nothing disrupts your peace like an unexpected bee or wasp infestation. Recognizing early signs of bee and wasp activity allows you to act early, protecting your family, home, and sanity. The Bee Hunter of Massachusetts recommends that every homeowner familiarize themself with signs of increased insect activity, common nesting spots, and the benefits of proactive…
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Summer in New England brings warm weather—and an increase in bee, wasp, and hornet activity. Nests can quickly pop up in backyards, on porches, or near entryways, creating a hazard for homeowners. But fear not. With the knowledge and guidance in this guide, you’ll be equipped to handle these stinging insects, ensuring a safe and…
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Honeybees are a vital part of our environment and play a vital role in our survival. As pollinators, they help maintain biodiversity, support agriculture, and keep ecosystems healthy. Sadly, bee populations are declining worldwide due to various environmental threats. At The Bee Hunter, we recognize the importance of these incredible insects, so we’re dedicated to…
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When a family in Brookline, MA, noticed a large white-faced hornet nest precariously perched on a thin branch above their driveway, they faced a stressful and potentially dangerous situation. This nest wasn’t just an eyesore—it was a threat to anyone walking to or from their car. To make matters worse, the branch hung from the…
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The Good, The Bad, and The Bee When most people see a buzzing bee near their home, the instinct is to panic and get rid of it immediately. But not all bees are bad! In fact, many are crucial to our environment and our food supply. In this post, we’ll help you distinguish between the…
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