Paper wasps are slender with narrow waists, long legs, and are typically brown with yellow or red markings.

They chew wood fibers mixed with saliva to create their papery nest structures.

Removing one nest may help, but preventive treatments are often necessary to stop recurring infestations.

Yes, especially if the area remains attractive. Sealing gaps and regular inspections help prevent re-nesting.

Over-the-counter sprays can work on small nests, but they pose safety risks and are not as reliable as professional treatment.