Can northern Paper Wasp nests pose a threat to buildings or structures?
Yes, northern Paper Wasp nests can pose a threat to buildings or structures as they are known to build their nests in protected areas such as eaves, attics, or wall voids, which can lead to structural damage if left untreated. Additionally, their presence near human activity can increase the risk of stings.
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