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Bald faced hornets are social insects closely related to yellowjackets. Highly aggressive when their nesting site is disturbed. The colony implements a swarming tactic to defend the nest.

Nests typically found in trees and shrubs and are constructed from wood pulp. By mixing it with starches in their saliva they make the nest. Average colony ranges from 200 to 400 hornets.

Female bald-faced hornets will sting repeatedly to protect the colony. However, drones come from non-fertilized eggs. Since drones are males, they have no stinging capability.

Yellowjackets are EXTREMELY aggressive social insects. Sometimes will sting for no reason at all. Implements a frightening swarming tactic once the first painful sting is administered.

Build their nests from chewed wood fiber and saliva and situate them in spaces such as trees, shrubs, awnings, attics, decks, walls, and many other places. A mature colony is 2,000 to 4,000.

NEVER try to fight these alone. If you ever find yourself in their crosshairs. Do NOT run, do NOT swat. Remain calm. Take a deep breath, hold it in, and slowly walk far away from the colony.

 European paper wasps are solitary insects often mistaken for yellowjackets or hornets. The most common species found around homes. Moderately aggressive. Is a generally black insect marked with yellow.

Nests are built from wood fiber collected from plants, resembling an upside-down umbrella. Places found are under eaves, decks, soffits, garage doors, windows, and gutters.

In the nest. By drumming on the developing larvae, the paper wasps' genes will be altered to make them either worker wasps or foundresses/secondary queens for the colony.

 Mud daubers are solitary insects who are not routinely aggressive towards humans, and they help control other insect and spider populations. Their coloring ranges from yellow, blue, and black. 

 A tube-shaped nest made with mud on the outside walls of your house or possibly inside your garage. Mud dauber nests are capable of growing to massive proportions if left unchecked 

Spiders are scared of them due to the dauber's predatory nature. Mud daubers often will hunt spiders and use the remains as extra insulation to add into their nesting tunnels.