[Photos: Peer at Glittering Insect ... Gallery of the Cutest Bugs] There is one silver lining: Yellow jackets that live in these gigantic nests tend to be less aggressive than is typical, Ray ...

An average yellow jacket nest does not exceed the size of a volleyball ... at least 10 others through pictures. Ray encourages homeowners to leave the nest alone and call a professional for ...

so he's taking pictures to document it and plans to contact entomologists with the University of Georgia. Howell believes the reason the nest is so big is because the yellow jackets no longer need ...

They also nest differently. In this article, we’ll discuss all there is to know when it comes to the differences between ...

They become even more aggressive when their nests are threatened. Eastern Yellowjacket Wasp (Photo by Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto via Getty Images) For most people, a yellow-jacket sting ...

Unlike bees, which create hives that produce honey, yellow jackets live in nests, which can be found in secluded areas or on the ground. Bee stingers have barbs, so they stay in the skin ...

but it is getting to be the time of year to watch more carefully for yellow jacket nests in the garden. The first hard frost will kill most of the yellow jackets. Queens do not use the same nest ...

SUMMERVILLE — Eric “Critter” McCool, world renowned bee extraction specialist, removed a 5-foot tall yellow jacket nest from inside someone’s roof. McCool received a call from a ...