Asian hornet: Hauts-de-Seine (92)
Spotted an Asian hornet nest in your area (Hauts-de-Seine)? Report it for free on Report Hornet and find a certified professional to remove it near you.
Certified professionals — Hauts-de-Seine
7 professionals listed
ABEILLES ET NUISIBLES
Nanterre (92000) - FR
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BIZE GUEPES
Champlan (91160) - FR
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DGF 78
Maurepas (78310) - FR
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GUEPES ET FRELONS 95
Berville (95810) - FR
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HYGIENE ECO ENVIRONNEMENT
Antony (92160) - FR
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KO NUISIBLES
Bobigny (93000) - FR
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Sentinelle14
Paris 17 Batignolles-Monceau (75017) - FR
SENTINELLE14 est une entreprise spécialisée dans la désinsectisation et la lutte contre les nuisibles à Paris et en Île-de-France. Nous intervenons notamment pour la destruction des nids de frelons asiatiques et européens, ainsi que pour les traitements contre les guêpes et autres insectes nuisibles. Nos interventions sont réalisées par des professionnels spécialisés, avec une prise en charge adaptée à la localisation et à l'accessibilité du nid.
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Frequently asked questions about the Asian hornet
Who should I contact to remove an Asian hornet nest (Hauts-de-Seine)?
7 certified pest-control professionals are listed on Report Hornet for Hauts-de-Seine; their contact details appear earlier on this page.
How do I report an Asian hornet nest (Hauts-de-Seine)?
On the reporting page, set the nest location — geolocation fills in the area (Hauts-de-Seine) automatically — add a photo if you can, then submit. No account is required, and the report then appears on the public map.
How do I recognise an Asian hornet?
The Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) is 2–3 cm long, with a black thorax, a dark abdomen crossed by a wide orange band and yellow leg tips. It is smaller than the European hornet, whose abdomen is yellow with black stripes.
What should I do if I find an Asian hornet nest?
Do not approach it and never try to destroy it yourself: the species attacks as a group when it feels threatened, and nests are often high up. Report it, then call a certified professional with proper equipment.
Is reporting free?
Yes, reporting on Report Hornet is completely free and requires no account. It helps track the spread of the species and protect honeybee colonies.