Bee/Wasp Control

Anger Management

Why do yellowjackets appear to undergo such a dramatic personality change in the fall?

WSDA Investigating First Northern Giant Hornet Report in Three Years

The Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) is currently investigating a report of a possible northern giant hornet sighting in the Burley area near Port Orchard, Washington.

A Cautionary Tale of Honey Bees and Heat

One entomologist shares a story of honey bees and heat.

Managing Carpenter Bees

Abell Reports 10 Percent Increase in Wasp and Hornet Activity

The company said this increase can be attributed to a combination of a wet and hot summer followed by the continuation of warm weather into the fall, creating ideal conditions for these stinging insects.

How to Manage Ground-Nesting Bees and Wasps

Solitary ground nesting bees and wasps can sometimes be scary. But they’re not dangerous if managed carefully.

Identifying and Understanding Stinging Insect Behaviors

Yellowjackets and hornets can be a major pain for customers trying to enjoy their homes’ outdoor spaces. From identifying characteristics, to key biology points and nesting habits, here’s everything you need to know about managing these pests.

Abell Supporting Bee Gut Microbiome Research

The Abell Pest Control Scholarship in Pollinator Research was awarded to Christine Macpherson, a first-year master's degree student in the Allen-Vercoe Lab at the University of Guelph, to financially support research on the gut microbiomes of Ontario bumblebees.

Evicting Yellowjackets

Finding and controlling yellowjacket nests located inside structures can be a challenge, and vacuuming can provide an effective option.

Wasps and Yellowjackets Focus for FMC’s Upcoming Webinar

The “Wasps and Yellowjackets” webinar taking place Aug. 2, is being presented by Eric “Critter” McCool, a stinging insect expert and founder of Critter McCool Management Group.