The European Hornet is a wasp-like shaped insect with yellow abdominal stripes on a brown body. The robust European hornet is much larger than the yellow jacket and can range in size from ¾ inch to 1 and ½ inches in

Who knew our feathered friends can be such a nuisance? I have several bird feeders in my yard off the deck strategically placed so I can watch them enjoying their feast I provide for them.

16 Tips To A Mouse-Free Home! on Say YES to SES | 10 Second Summary 1. Keep your home clean. Store food in airtight containers. 2. Try a natural deterrent, such as peppermint oil. 3. Consider getting a pet cat. 4. Block holes inside and outside your home.

October 13, 2017: Animals have some amazing adaptations that help them live in even the most hostile environments. Consider camels, for instance. They can thrive in some of the hottest and driest places on Earth.

October 12, 2017: Natural Weather Predictors on Say YES to SES | Birds. There is nothing more peaceful than waking to the sweet sound of birds singing their praise.

According to the Department of Game & Inland Fisheries in Virginia, it is illegal to: transport, release, or relocate a bat anywhere other than the property where it was captured (4VAC15-30-50). So call SES for safe bat removal techniques.

When you need to spot mice in your home, you need to get ride of them ASAP. We have compiled a list of 12 natural remedies to rid your home from mice.

Is This Snake Venomous?! Check out this video and find out how to identify venemous and non-venemous snakes in your area.

A Florida geocacher shares the gut-wrenching saga of an insignificant spider bite that turned out to be much more than she envisioned.

Here are 5 telltale signs that you have a raccoon on your property and need to have it removed from your home.

The number of humans and animals, insects and other species that exist within our world is supposed to be balanced for a good reason. But in recent years, bat numbers have changed.

Of all types of wildlife and pests to invade your property, few homeowners expect bats. Yet your attic is a perfect spot for them to raise their babies.