Eradicate Hornets And Spare The Bees
Did you know that the most prevalent honey bee we know once originated from Europe? Most amazingly, European honey bees are now some of the most common insects and are becoming popular for all the good that they can do in our lives. Along with honey production, it is estimated that honey bees even supply almost $20 billion annually from pollination of over 100 cultivated plants. Doesn’t that sound like a good enough reason alone to spare these little critters? Our pest control team sure thinks so!
Fortunately, many of you are actually aware and respect the conservation of the European honey bee population. For those of you that don’t know, there are a few ways to stop the killing off of these important insects. The most logical ways may include not trying to kill them or spray them with any type of chemical materials. In addition, removing hornets in your yard, by using such methods as our pest control company would utilize, can in fact help save the bees, too!
You might be asking yourself exactly how that makes sense. Let our pest control expert clarify.
The truth is that an individual hornet can actually kill as much as 40 European honey bees in just ONE minute! Consider how much damage a whole group of hornets can accomplish. In case you require a visual, estimates propose that a group of 30 hornets can wipe out a whole hive containing 30,000 bees in less than four hours. The hornets are brutal when they strike the nearly helpless honey bees as they swoop in and dismember their bodies. The hornets after that fly back to their own nests with the bees’ thoraxes in tow to utilize as food for their larvae.
The only sure-fire way to guarantee that your backyard remains hornet-free is to have continuous pest control completed. Our pest control team would love to help you keep your backyard safe and in turn permit honey bees to continue living.
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