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Posts Tagged ‘wasps’

Are Cicada Killers Hornets?

By Vulcan Termite | November 2, 2023
a wasp killing a cicada on the ground

  The sight of colossal, flying insects around the home can be highly concerning, especially for families in Alabama. Among these massive winged pests are cicada killers, which look a lot like the Northern Giant Hornet (formerly Asian Giant Hornet): the “murder hornet” that grows up to 1.5 to 2 inches in size and stings…

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