This is a dead wasp nest that was occupied last year. It will not be 
reoccupied this year. It will not need to be treated as the wasps will not use it again. The nest will deteriorate. Nests this size will not be visible until next July. Read the rest of this entry »
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Yellow Jacket Wasp
Wasps and bees are often confused. Usually it is wasps that are controlled by Olympic Spray Service. Wasps are capable of stinging many times. Honey bees only sting once as they loose their stinger into the wound. The bee will then die. Bees are usually more docile and are not inclined to sting. Bees are fuzzy. Wasps are slick with no fuzz. Read the rest of this entry »
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Orchard Mason Bee Nest Block
Orchard Mason bees are becoming very important as polinators. We should encourage everyone to put up nest boxes for these bees. They need to be up by March as the bees come out with the first flowers in the Spring. The honey bee is disapearing which makes the Orchard Mason bee very important. Olympic Spray Service technicians are very carefull to not spray these nests. Read the rest of this entry »
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