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Anonymous users2024-01-24If it gets in the way of your life, you can also call 110 119 for help. I saw a news item on TV the other day, and the situation was similar to yours, and the residents called 119 to help clear the big cell. You can also find a pesticide company.
If you don't have a large honeycomb, you can take some self-protection measures (such as wrapping yourself tightly...). With insecticides, the estimation of mosquitoes and flies can be used. Spray the hornet's nest first, and then remove the nest after seeing that the honeycomb has no response. Stay safe.
Remember to clean the nest and continue to spray the area with insecticidal water so that they don't come back to the place to make a nest.
What you're asking about is a swarm of wild bees with black tails dying on the balcony, okay? >>>More
Pigeons don't crow at night, you may let them see the light, close the curtains, don't leak the light, and stop crowing. There is no way to defecate in the open. Your father's hobby is to raise pigeons, if you don't let him raise pigeons, you don't let him have a hobby, it's very dangerous, men will mess around if they don't have a hobby.
There's no picture, you have to send a picture.
Are you scared, he doesn't bite, eats small bugs, maybe he doesn't know how to go back. The praying mantis has a very short lifespan, it is all autumn, and it feels like he is dying.
It may or may be, that it is just a stroll and a look at the scenery.