Wasps are a hovering disturbance to the peace of your community. In the Greater Toronto Area, there are many properties facing wasp infestation. Many consider wasps to be physically synonymous with bees, but they have foundational differences between them. The most prominent being that wasps seem to operate on provoked offense, unlike bees that only attack to save themselves. A wasp’s nest conventionally resembles a papery texture, which is completely different from a bee’s maze. Wasps also have a tendency to feed on larva of other minute insects, along with various plant produce. Carpenter Bees look fuller and have a furrier appearance. An interesting fact is that a male carpenter bee does have the physical modification of stingers, but a female carpenter bee can totally attack, if stimulated. Usually a wasp’s nest is small in size, when the construction starts in the beginning of the spring season, but over the time it grows in epic proportions. Infamous for their tendency to bite unsuspecting humans, such nests can be a lot of trouble.