Signs You Have Bald-Faced Hornets. Because bald-faced hornets' nests are often high up in trees or in wooded areas, you may not know you have them unless you see the nest.

Outside my kitchen window, about 20 yards from the house, is a bald-faced hornet’s nest. Suspended by a single thin branch on an old sugar maple tree, it hangs 7 feet off the ground and is remarkable ...

They’re generally not aggressive away from their nests, which are typically high off the ground and pose little problem for people. Learn more about Missouri’s native bald-faced hornets, see images of ...

This bald-faced hornets' nest was seen hanging from a tree in Richmond in 2010. (Advance file photo) As the leaves begin to fall from the trees, some surprises hidden by the summer foliage are ...

Bald-faced hornets have an affinity for John McLuckie’s yard in the Lake Meade area of Suffolk. McLuckie recently photographed this beautiful paper nest that hornets are building in a large ...

Translocating an active bald-faced hornet nest in summer would be problematic. Someone is likely to get stung, and the move could disrupt the entire colony, which would have developed foraging ...

The bald-faced hornet’s nest in the canopy of a tree in your backyard should pose little risk to you, especially if it is high up. There is a greater chance of negative interactions if you have ...

If you have aggressive yellowjackets or a large bald-faced hornet nest, it’s probably a job best left to the pros. How to ...

WASHINGTON — A giant bald-faced hornet's nest was spotted in a tree near the Union Station Metro was taken down on Thursday afternoon. The removal of the nest took a total of 15 minutes ...

We walked over to the window, approaching a gigantic gray-colored bald-faced hornet nest. Mind you, both Rich and I have seen plenty of bald-faced hornet hives, especially from a distance, but ...