Do cold winters affect wasps?
Every winter as soon as we get a bit of snow or a few frosts, the same old conversation appears on the various pest control forums. As sure as the grit Lorries will be hard at it, you can bet the same...
View ArticleWasp nest removal
Wasp control UK has independent pest controllers listed who offer wasp nest removal services to their customers. In normal circumstances a wasp nest will not need to be removed, a simple treatment with...
View ArticleHoney bee swarms
It won’t be long now before we get bee madness again so I thought I would write a little bit about bee swarms and why you shouldn’t panic if you get a bee swarm. First of all, if you do end up with a...
View ArticleWasp Traps
In an effort to try and provide an all round and comprehensive service to users of Wasp Control UK, we are now offering wasp traps for customers to buy online. There are many different types of wasp...
View ArticleWasp Season 2011 Progress report!
Here are a few thoughts of mine about the wasp season so far here in Hampshire. As predicted the cold winter appears to have kept queen wasps in a deeper, longer hibernation to which they emerged to a...
View ArticleWasp season 2012
Winters are everything when it comes to wasps and their success. Winter 2011/2012 was a relatively warm and wet winter and saw hibernating queens emerging from hibernation in January. Not a good sign...
View ArticleAs the 2012 wasp season comes to an…
As the 2012 wasp season comes to an abrupt end, reflecting back it could be said that it has been the worst season in living memory. Attending the annual pest control event today (Pest Tech) the topic...
View ArticleWasp season 2013 predictions
Looking into my glass ball, I am going to brave enough to make an early prediction for the upcoming wasp season. With the 2012 wasp season being so poor for our vespula friends thus a bad year for pest...
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