The first Asian ... the UK. An Asian hornet is capable of decapitating and eating up to 50 honey bees a day and its sting is described as like being stabbed by a red hot needle. Not only do ...

People are being urged to report sightings of Asian hornets this summer as nature ... risk of new species establishing ...

The Asian hornet team collaborates with other organisations to use equipment like cherry pickers Finding ... "If the nest is in a built-up area, we do a letter drop 'advisory notice' to all ...

UK bees are in danger from “invasive hornets” who are “wreaking havoc in mainland Europe”, according to a report by leading scientists. The Asian hornets, which feed on native bees and ...

Image source, Asian Hornet Team Image caption, The Asian hornet team collaborates with other organisations to use equipment like cherry pickers ... a built-up area, we do a letter drop 'advisory ...

The nest is made from chewed wood and saliva which gives it a paper-like look. Unlike with bees, the queen hornet builds the nest on her own. Asian hornets ... More from UK A triangle pointing ...

Asian Hornet Team Asian hornets were first spotted in the island in 2017 Francis Russell, the Asian hornet strategy coordinator, said the team would like to ... haven't had a look around, you ...