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Here is a list of flying insects that are classed as pests, and why:
Wasps
People can be allergic to wasp stings, but they can be very painful anyway. Wasps create nests, which they are very protective over, and they will feel threatened if anyone tries to remove it. Messing with the wasp nest can cause the wasps to become aggressive due to their territorial behaviour traits. Wasps Pest Control
Moths
Moths can cause damage to properties, due to their attraction to fabrics and other materials, from curtains and bedding to clothes. They lay a lot of eggs, and moth infestations can spread very quickly. This means that one moth infestation in one room may lead to more and more in other rooms if you don't act fast.
Bee
The sting of a bee can cause severe swelling and irritation, and some people may have an allergic reaction. Bees can be aggressive when they sense danger, are irritated, or someone messes with their nest. The bees will usually attack in swarms, which is extremely dangerous, as you could be stung a lot of times at once.
Hornets
Hornets build nests in attics, sheds, garages, underneath roofs and on decking. If you try and kick, knockdown or remove their nest, they can become extremely aggressive, being the most aggressive type of wasp. The sting of a hornet is so intense that it can travel through clothing and even protective gear.
Flies
Flies can spread harmful diseases and infections, causing illnesses to humans and even pets. The parasites they pick up are due to their habits, such as animal manure, rotting foods and rubbish bins. Flies can lay dozens of eggs at once, meaning your infestation will grow rapidly, so it's important to act fast. Flies Pest Control
Flies
Flies can spread harmful diseases and infections, causing illnesses to humans and even pets. The parasites they pick up are due to their habits, such as animal manure, rotting foods and rubbish bins. Flies can lay dozens of eggs at once, meaning your infestation will grow rapidly, so it's important to act fast.
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