Two hornets stand on rough, weathered wood, their bodies alert and active. The textured surface and dim surroundings highlight the insects’ movements as they interact near their nesting site.

The yellow-legged hornet, if not controlled, could endanger not only pollination in our yards, but also crops in the U.S., too. The insect feeds on pollinating insects — including honeybees — and ...

More yellow-legged hornet nests have been uncovered on Auckland's North Shore - and Biosecurity New Zealand is stepping up its eradication push. Biosecurity New Zealand's Commissioner North, Mike ...