They return to favorable nesting sites. Once they find a safe spot with access to food and water, they may return each season. (This may vary depending on conditions.)

Paper wasps become active in spring and summer when temperatures rise and food sources increase. (This may vary depending on conditions.)

They don’t typically damage structures but can be a nuisance and pose a sting risk near high-traffic areas. (This may vary depending on conditions.)

Yes, paper wasps do contribute to pollination, though not as efficiently as bees. (This may vary depending on conditions.)

They’re drawn to sugary foods, open trash, and sheltered nesting spots around eaves and attic spaces. (This may vary depending on conditions.)