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Canberra Pest Control Reviews is an online resource that provides information on pest control companies in Canberra.
Most recently our A1 Pest Control Canberra company has been a finalist for the last 2 years in Local Business Awards and more recently in an article in *The RIOT ACT* naming the 5 best pest control companies in Canberra, which had the review company sit up and take notice.
Apparently, the review company collates the responses and provides then unbiased reviews of pest control companies based on customer feedback.
Without blowing our own horn, it meant a lot to us that
Most recently our A1 Pest Control Canberra company has been a finalist for the last 2 years in Local Business Awards and more recently in an article in *The RIOT ACT* naming the 5 best pest control companies in Canberra, which had the review company sit up and take notice.
Apparently, the review company collates the responses and provides then unbiased reviews of pest control companies based on customer feedback.
Without blowing our own horn, it meant a lot to us that
European wasps Canberra are among the most dangerous pests in Australia. Let me explain below.
Though they are not native to Australia, they were introduced into the country by accident during World War II. It is believed that these wasps were brought to Australia by ships that had been carrying cargo from Europe.
These wasps are also found throughout Europe and Asia.
People sometimes get the wasp confused with a bee (see image to see difference) and whereas bees will sting once, the European wasp can sting multiple times, and also can signal the nest to say that they are “under attack.”
Though they are not native to Australia, they were introduced into the country by accident during World War II. It is believed that these wasps were brought to Australia by ships that had been carrying cargo from Europe.
These wasps are also found throughout Europe and Asia.
People sometimes get the wasp confused with a bee (see image to see difference) and whereas bees will sting once, the European wasp can sting multiple times, and also can signal the nest to say that they are “under attack.”