Wasp boom puts homeowners on edge
A mild winter and an early spring, followed by a hot dry summer have created ideal conditions for wasp colonies to grow, and now pest control companies are busy, WCCO reports.
A mild winter sent many wasps into hibernation instead of killing them, and an early spring brought them out, WCCO reports. Weeks of little rain with hot temperatures created perfect conditions for wasp colonies to grow.
Now homeowners are seeing more nests in their eaves. Calls to pest control companies are up nearly 25 percent compared to a normal year, WCCO says:
