NOS Jeugdjournaal films Jan-Pieter removing a nest from a hedge
“It's dangerous for people, but for nature it's even more dangerous. Because the hornets drive out many other insects, especially bees.”
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“It's dangerous for people, but for nature it's even more dangerous. Because the hornets drive out many other insects, especially bees.”

An Asian hornet nest high in a tree in a residential street. Too high for a ladder or telescopic lance — so we went up together with the fire brigade.
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Now that the leaves are falling, they become visible: large Asian hornet nests high in street trees. Like this one on Verspronckweg in Haarlem.
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NOS Jeugdjournaal made a report on the Asian hornet and filmed Jan-Pieter removing a nest from inside a tall hedge. Watch the broadcast.
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Read moreThe Dutch name for the Asian hornet has officially changed to geelpoothoornaar. What changes in practice?
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