Asian Hornet Nest Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ย. 2018
- Asian Hornet Nest Removal of a nest I recently had treated on scrub land adjacent to my house. If you're here because of the recent news about the Asian Giant Hornet In the USA please be advised before commenting that this is not the same species that arrived in the US.
This is a video about Vespa Velutina or Asian Hornet, Not the Giant Japanese Hornet Vespa Mandriana.
This nest was destroyed by a pest control company with a Lance and spray of a Pyrethroid insecticide. slowish anting but very effective.
Important Update May 2020
Thanks to Alastair Sinclair for posting this! see below.
The Asian GIANT hornet (Vespa Mandarinia) is up to two inches long. The Asian hornet (Vespa Velutina) is barely over an inch. Asian hornets build big egg-shaped nests above ground in bushes or in trees. Asian GIANT hornets build un-enveloped nests in holes in the ground, or in hollow tree trunks. Asian GIANT hornets are the ones that wipe out beehives. Asian hornets are just regular dicks.
everyone in the USA taking notes rn lol
They shouldn't take notes. This is not the same species that recently arrived in the US.
This is Vespa Velutina, the Asian hornet. The ones in the US are Vespa Mandarinia, the Asian GIANT hornet. Confusing, I know.
Key differences:
Asian Giant hornet (Mandarinia)
-1.8-2.4 inches long
-Builds nests in holes in the ground, or in hollow tree trunks.
-Originates in Asia, is an invasive species in North America since September 2019.
Asian hornet (Velutina)
-1.4-1.6 inches long
-Builds above-ground ball-shaped nests with a paper envelope
-Originates in Asia, is an invasive species in Europe since 2004
It's unfortunate that the names are so similar because that leads people to think that these are the species in the US, and therefore expect to see that kind of nest. The reality is it's very hard to find an Asian giant hornet nest because they will usually hear you coming via vibrations in the ground and intercept you well before you find the little 2-inch hole in the dirt that leads to their nest.
Facts
@Ms. Kathie ASMR nerd
@@andrewsinclair7159 nobody ain't going read that shit lmao
@@Beinfriends I don't give a shit if anyone reads it, I had fun writing it.
To people do not know, Asian hornets and Asian GIANT Hornets are completely different!
thanks bruh i was wondering why they looked smaller
Yes I agree, Asian Giant Hornets are genetically modified!
They are different, but not completely different. I believe there are 4 species of Asian hornets. The ones in this video are one of them, as well as Asian giant hornets.
Is this Vespa orientalis?
oh no, it's actually Vespa velutina, aka "yellow-legged hornet"
First time learning about insects while a man holds a freshly spud mouse in his hand like a bar of soap.
That is just massive ball of nope.
Shut up with that overused stale joke loser
@@ramtrucks721 nice one Kyle
RAM TRUCKS ur that one guy who never grew up and still lives and plays video games at his mom’s
danny_ flores nice burn
Ramiro Espinoza as i am related to a “barbz💅” i basically have it in my bloodstream
Who’s here after there now in the USA
Mike Lazzaro we finna die
Mike Lazzaro
President Trump “no one knows what it is...it’ll disappear like a miracle...with a spray of disinfectant”
Got to save the honey bees. It's time for an Asian hornet Final Solution.
These are not the exact ones that have come to the USA, the ones in the USA now are Giant Asian Hornets. Much bigger & more dangerous
Me
They say these hornets can kill a man in 10 stings.
Richard Noel: “Hold my beer”
wrong hornet
It takes 30-40 murder hornet stings to kill a person otherwise its incredibly painful unless you've an allergy
notavail go away u78
It’s 57
Those are asian giant hornets
Everyone get your full body armor and flame thrower. We have to save the honey bees! The Murder Hornets must be destroyed before the honey bee becomes extinct. Mount up! Show no mercy!
True facts. If the honeybees die the humans are close behind
Chronic Crypto that’s the American dream right there
Chronic Crypto honestly they are so selfish
Ramiro Espinoza unfortunately for some it's exactly what they want.
I like the way you think..we ride at dawn...
Lmao, I love how he holds the mouse and starts gesturing with it so casually.
I came here for the comments.
I was not disappointed.
Let’s end the Asian Hornets in the US now, and save the honey bee population.
MTN Productions actually wrong one, the one that’s in the US right now is the Asian GIANT Hornet.
Sacred Volt not only is there just one sighting it was dead calm down
Dumbfuck
@@Balmain_jacket Usually with insects, if there's one (dead or alive), then there's a strong chance there are more. Hopefully, it's the opposite. Hopefully, the others (if there are) are in the same condition.
Sacred Volt typa nigga to tell the teacher we got homework due
So, they were spotted in the US everyone start buying flamethrowers
Different species.
Invincibl3 there was one sighting and it was a dead one 🤣 chill out
Read the description. These hornets in the video are NOT the Murder Hornets we've just heard about in the US
@@Balmain_jacket false boi
I was on edge the whole
Time thinking they were playing dead and would all attack at once
What an amazingly large hornets nest! Glad they got them sorted out while you were in Hawaii!
I've seen bigger
Bruh I can’t believe he’s just using his bare hands-
He's got balls
They're all dead. Killed by insecticide.
Wow I just found your channel and was immediately drawn in! I enjoy an entertaining learning experience and you do it so brilliantly! Thank you for sharing ❤️
My sister: Freaks out over seeing a mouse.
This man: Picks up a dead mouse bare handed and flicks it around while talking.
Random guy: makes Asian hornet nest removal video
America: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!!!
Thankfully we don't have these in the USA. We do have European Hornets though. However they seem to not be so bad
The Bee Man
And crazy ants.
They are coming from the south and southwest states
I do generator service in upstate ny and I’ve had a few incidents of ants in my transfer switch controllers and generator controllers.
It kills their little electronic heart and then I get a call in the middle of the night because of a non operational unit.
I won’t even get into the mice but they are nasty little things too, and the wasp/hornet nests come summertime.
MrHillfolk I feel ur pain my friend
Bald faced hornets in the South too.
I beg to differ.... although they don't chase like yellow jackets.
The Bee Man eventually some idiot will get them to the USA thats what Americans do
Love how he holds the mouse like a Chicken Mcnugget!!
Hi Richard, I'm british but live in Spain, Galicia, we have a similar problem to france. We had some 15 hives and am now down to 2. Last year and this year the velutina(asian hornet) have been very prolific, bottle traps and electronic harps have not been enough to keep them at bay. Just in our municipal alone they have alegedly destroyed over 2000 nests.I have spent hours in front of the hives with a raquet covered in mouse glue to try to help but its out of hand with very little help from the authorities. To help try to save the last 2 we closed them up and fed them with very dilute honey from cappings to give them something to help through winter. Its going to be a struggle to make new populations as they are growing only slightly faster than what the velutina is culling them down. We will have to resort to buying nucleos in the spring if we wish to continue. I have subscribed and will watch through all your videos to pick up any tips i can, thanks for sharing.
Gee, those hornets must be well-trained. They didn't even attack! 🤔 🐝 😂
Like they say, the only good hornet is a dead hornet.
@@dwightfisher4225 but native hornets perform useful services and are even protected in some locales. These ones had to go because they're not native and don't belong in the ecosystem. If you get rid of all hornets, prepare to be overwhelmed by their prey-- other bugs.
@@ErhardFrebold have you ever been stung by a Hornet?
@@MrDfish65 True hornets like this are pretty rare where I live, but I've been stung by yellowjackets. How 'bout you?
@@ErhardFrebold when I lived in Kansas City, Mo. I was stung once. Very painful. Worse than bees or wasps.
No one is gonna mention the lady without a suit on!
Thank you for this informative video Richard. These hornets do build amazing nests. That being said, I hope we do not get them in the USA, but with how we transport goods I could very well be getting calls for this species someday. I have to admit, it is always interesting when dealing with a new species!
They're already here.
@@JohnSmith-mv6bw agree, I've seen them before
Yes they are here. I've only seen one nest but I've seen workers every year
From what I heard , we can thank China for the damn stink bugs!!
Thank you sir!
Holy hell if you stumbled across this. All those hornets.
Hello Richard! Yes, they are in Portugal, mainly where Portugal is green and has plenty of water, in the north and center. I guess the pests love it here. Due to the fact that now they make headlines every week, I've been learning about it. So I loved to watch your video. I was looking forward to getting images like these. I wanted to see the inside of one of those nests. It does not disappoint. Incredible animals for sure. But they kill the bees so we must kill it! Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to share this.
How the heck did you even find that nest in all those bushing...wow
This is such an amazing video. They are an incredible species.
Thanks. It was October 2019 and it seems an age away. But yes, they are incredible how they build that from nothing in a very shortly space of time!
What a great video. Thank you for making this one.
I love UK accent and sayings. Lorry. Chamber. Prawn.UK calls the ocean a pond. Seriously I love the way you describe things. I'd like to visit UK one day. Thanks for sharing your video. Enjoyed from Virginia, USA.
Great fishing bait!
Nobody
Not even a single soul
Humans: hey there hornets nice nest *NOW PERIS*
You a hero we need you for 2020
God Bless you Richard for what you do! keeping our Country Safe!!
thank very kind.
Great teacher and great video. I wish though you would wear gloves though, particularly handling pesticides and dead rodents.
I saw the huge common hornet in the Limousin yesterday, they were feeding on the sap of an oak tree, happy to know they are not Asian hornet's. Thank you.
Not the hero we deserve, but a hero we need!
Thanks - very informative.
Thank you very much for producing this excellent video. I've seen live foraging workers of this species in Taiwan, but have only seen abandoned nests. One thing that impressed me about this species (Vespa velutina) is that they are very agile flyers, much like the baldfaced hornet (Dolichovespula maculata) that we have in North America. Vespa crabro (which I've seen in the US, Spain, and Korea) seems somewhat less agile than V. velutina. I'm tempted to bring my protective suit to Europe to see this species in the field. By the way, I suspect their distribution in the UK will be limited to some extent by the climate with its cooler summers.
Cooler summers are not a thing anymore in western europe. It has been 3 years without atleast one summer month having an insane, century old record braking heat wave. Temperatures of 95F+ for weeks. It feels like climate change happened over night, back when I was a teen in the 00s this just was not the case. After the first "sahara summer" as we call it here in the early 10s it was all fun and I had a super summer but after almost a decade of this I am getting really tired of it. Its sickening.
They been saying: oh man those asians hornets are the size of a matches box
My point of view: they are slightly bigger than a human middle finger nail.
except these aren't the same hornets. these are Asian Hornets. They are literally half the size of the Giant Asian Hornet. Two very different species.
Onion, garlic & a bit of salt & they might taste just great.
Matt Rowland
And that’s how Itachi killed his own clan.
Job well done. Very enjoyable video.
Thank you.
The hornet behind the slaughter
Hopefully, the hornets will be removed in Washington U.S.
Jaime Alcaraz
President Trump “no one knows what it is...it’ll disappear like a miracle...with a spray of disinfectant”
@@romeou4965 Nancy Pelosi "No, don't eliminate them. What are you, Hitler, eliminating a species from another country? WOW".
The2Coolest2 bro yes are you dumb
Read the video description.
@@The2Coolest2 you are dirt-ass stupid
Fascinating video - Mother Nature is incredible- the nest is a work of art - sadly the hornets are a serious menace to put it mildly.
Nice information
Wow. Seems you really got them in time!
I had no clue that the nests could be that huge. Thanks for the great video.
Umm, for those of you referencing the 'Asian GIANT Hornet' which was found DEAD in Washington State...this is not the same species...it's just a hornet...although from Asia..
Greg Darby at least you’re well informed on the subject, 80% or so more peeps in this chat are dumb enough to not realize the clear difference.
0:45 how tf does she not get stung and why dosent she care
Amazing , thank you for sharing this info!
I have had one little nest on my TV lounge window. It was about 4 inches in size and contained 4 or 5 larvae. I was sad at the time of destroying it but now I realize I did the right thing. That was about 10 years back in Pakistan.
He got balls size of that nest
Balls this size...
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those are not the giant ones? i have seen pictures of those and they are massive.
JayDog yes we know that I never said they were!! These are the Asian hornet Vespa velutina nigrithorax. The giant Japanese hornet ( Vespa Mandriana) is bigger yes!
Basically Joshua, when the news of this hornet having become established in France met the internet, a lot of clickbait sites and misinformed news outlets popularised the idea that the Asian hornet and the Asian giant hornet were the same thing.
Here in New Mexico USA. Thanks for the vid.
While I am a bit scared of these hornets, hearing a British man running me through what to look for makes me feel much better ^^
(The ultimate narrator voice)
Got balls I say that. From what little I have heard about them is these things have a nasty Sting. People die from one of the aisian hornets
Well you heard right!
Welp their Sting toxins can dissolve skin
Joe Spawldin
These aren’t the giant hornets. Read the description.
To be fair, people die from peanuts too. Don't want to mess with anaphylaxis if you know you've had that kind of reaction before.
how to they make those nests? what is it made of? if only we could train them to build fences or roads lol
They scrape off the bark from trees and make a kind of paper Mache. it doesn't last long. they never reuse the same nest/ thamks for the qusetion.
The wall between U.S. and Mexico !
They eat wood and puke it up into a paste that dries into paper.
@@gangoffour6690 Great idea, get wasps to build a border wall out of fucking paper, you sub-genius. lmao
Thanks for the incredible video!
incredibly interesting and informative footage, keep it up! Id hope they wont be in the neterlands all too soon... im allergic to insect stings :/
Didn’t know they were already in Europe. Not thrilled.
Greg Gross they’re not don’t worry
@@Julian-uy4gg Yeah they are they have been invading for a while
Wonder why this randomly" showed up in my recommended HMMMMMMM🤔 lol
If you don't mind, how exactly did you "treat" it?
Glory be to God. Wow! Outstanding 👍 👏👏👏 to you mate. Nice job on the massive nest.
Yo trinity killer from Dexter doing this now?
US government: People needs some distraction from Corona
US government: releases UFO footage.
Also US government: It's not enough! Let's release the Asian killer hornets.
The kicker is the species found in Canada /US was in the fall of 2019, and it’s only made a media splash now. I don’t believe any have been found this year yet. I could be wrong, but no one actually reports it as found in 2020. Just the media doing its thing.
Great vid thanks...what exactly was it that you used to get rid of them??....or did I miss that bit?...
its a powdered Permithrin based insecticide, applied by a specialist agency, free in our commune luckily.
Well done kekeep the good work
Really enjoyed it a big thank you
How tf did they even “arrive” to the US lol
Like any invasive species. A ship carrying cargo
AyeRiskkk it’s not “they” it was one sighting of the bee and it was dead
@@Balmain_jacket EXACTLY
They were probably here for awhile and were just recently discovered
Bonzai Tree
What we have in Washington right now is three times that size and much more dangerous to humans
not quite three times but they are bigger. They do take out beehives but only when the nests are fully developed in later summer. usually a good trap[per will have found them by then. its, not a disaster, just another thing for beekeepers to worry about and deal; with.
@@richardnoel3141 the giant asian hornet has been spotted in other US states just not documented .
Nice 🎥. .would like to see the nest cut in half also get a good look in there..
Is there a repellant that you could be protected without the suit, or nothing yet? How about electronic repellant? ?
Him:you can see were they were chewing
Blind people: am I a joke to you
why do i feel like when i kill an insect, every one of its buddies will hunt me down like SeanConnery in taken?
Don't you mean Liam Neeson?...
@@chetdavis5539 sure karen.
I thought of that when i was younger 😂😂
Those bastard hornets are killing beekeeping in Portugal....
If you're here because of the recent news about the Asian Giant Hornet In the USA please be advised before commenting that this is not the same species that arrived in the US. ..thank you for updating your description
Wow great job. I noticed these hornets can deliver a painful sting
and now.. the easy.. easy way.. A punch a hole in it from afar,,, push 1/4 of dynamite in hole ... light fuse.. run!
no more nest.. or wasp/hornets or anything else for that matter in a 5 foot radius. lol
Well knowing Americans and how we're uneducated af this will get rampant and we'll pretend it's no big deal until our demise.
Woo! Murica! we're fucked
And you’re right, most of the people if this chat don’t even understand that the hornets in the videos aren’t “Asian GIANT Hornets” they are only simply just Asian Hornet
The hornets found here in the US in Washington State were dead and no signs of a nest. I love how the media wants people to freak out. These hornets have a mild temper until swatted or approached aggressively. Only the beekeepers should really worry, however yellow jacket traps will work to capture them. Great video though.
Jammed Toe oh okay, that’s helped calm my nerves
@@mineturtleanimations2988 you should look up the cool video of a praying mantis devour one.
Jammed Toe nice, imma look that up right now
hey, are these wasps in the US and b. kind of look like a regular paper wasp nest to me?
Its a Delicacy in Asia (Obviously, right?) and quite Honestly Its Delicious. The Plump Larvae and the mushy "in-betweeners" morphing into adults. I think the right solution just might be a lot more nutritious. LOL..
I'd be willing to try cooked larvae, but I don't think I could stomach the deep-fried adults they serve in little Japanese foothill villages.
Monsters. Too bad we can't kill them all, such an aggressive and deadly species. Poor mouse, but also a pest. Actually win win.
After seeing Coyote Peterson getting sting and knowing that they can sting through a suit I congratulate you. We need more brave people like you
Wow this is so relevant now thank you mr hornet guy!
I dare say these Hornets serve no ecosystem purpose thus likely the product of genetic manipulation.
Wrong. Just like any other social wasp species, they play an important role in agricultural pest control because they are apex predators of other insects. They are only a problem when introduced to a new habitat, such as their introduction to Europe in 2004. They're an invasive species, but they do have an ecosystem purpose back where they come from.
As for genetic manipulation, that's beyond ridiculous. Humans have coexisted with this species in its native habitat for thousands of years.
Thank you Andrew for slapping them with the knowledge
I felt uncomfortable when he started shaking the mouse around😫
For the rest of humanity that say nope to these insects, we all thank you for you contribution to the cause and thanks for fighting the good fight lol. Hang in there buddy
The fact you held that mouse for so long LOL
Poor mouse
Shotgun + dragons breath ammo removing that nest would be loads of fun
Great video!
Interesting video, do you think now that you have inspected the nest that the " treatment with the Formicide" on the captured and released hornets have had any effect? I enjoy all your videos give them coming.
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Burn it ! It s awful
TheRockerxx69: Burn it! The grammar is awful!
@@jacobs279 l m from Mile End . Ruff area. No schoolin. Selling jellied eels.
Did the poison kill the larvae also, or did they die because the workers weren't there to feed them?
Awesome video. Thank you
swiger416 thanks.
Nice video! What did you do with the nest?
These Bee's have been in the US for years. I first spotted them on the east coast in 2000. In 2002 the Washington DC zoo had signs throughout warning everyone about them.
They are very aggressive. They will chase you.
*Man someone told me the nest are the size of basketballs....... That’s more like a Gladiator Jeep Truck!*
Wow! It's nice and hot where I'm at. It was in the 90's last week. I will visit but never live in the France. Too cold for May!
excellent video thank you
I admire this man’s lack of fear
Hi are they Vespa manderinia the really deadly ones thanks for the awesome video
No, this is the yellow legged or Asian hornet-- V. velutina-- typically 20mm for the workers vs. about 45mm for mandarinia.
This video was made way ahead of its time
May I ask what kind of powder did you used for eliminating hornets?