Say goodbye to pesky ground wasps with these essential tips. Learn effective methods for safely and efficiently removing them from your outdoor spaces.

This wasp gets its common name from hunting cicadas to supply its young with a food source. The female digs a 6- to 10-inch-deep burrow that is 1/2 inch wide in the ground.

Are nesting ground wasps interrupting the enjoyment of your garden? Avoid injury and expense by making sure you don't tackle the problem the wrong way.

The killer wasps not only prey on cicadas, but can also cause damage to lawns with their burrows. Here's what else to know.

Wasp mothers use remarkable memory when feeding offspring, according to study Digger wasps make a short burrow for each egg, stocking it with food and returning a few days later to provide more.

When will cicadas go away in Ohio? How far into the ground will the nymphs burrow when they hatch from their eggs? We've got the answers.

The killer wasps not only prey on cicadas, but can also cause damage to lawns with their burrows. Here's what else to know.

Although rusty spider wasps and tarantula hawks are usually less abundant than mud daubers, the former are easy to see as they drag their much larger, inert spider prey toward nearby ground burrows.

This wasp gets its common name from hunting cicadas to supply its young with a food source. The female digs a 6- to 10-inch-deep burrow that is a ½-inch wide in the ground.

Although rusty spider wasps and tarantula hawks are usually less abundant than mud daubers, the former are easy to see as they drag their much larger, inert spider prey toward nearby ground burrows.

Some ground wasps dig lawn holes themselves, but many wasp species simply move into abandoned rodent burrows. As a result, wasp tunnel entrances can vary in size from about 1 to 1.5- inches wide ...