it. It is nocturnal and prefers to sting near the face. If you find a similar insect, take a photo (without squashing it) and contact a healthcare professional or a medical entomology service (Poison Control Center/Regional Health Agency) to verify its identification.
Where is she hiding at home?
She loves quiet nooks and crannies: cracks in walls, thatched roofs, rafters, gaps in floorboards, old furniture, mattresses, storage rooms, barns, and chicken coops. She prefers rustic dwellings but may occasionally wander elsewhere. The moral of the story: the cleaner the
