Yellow bulbs don't repel insects, but it turns out there is truth to the claim that yellow bulbs attract fewer insects. Blue and ultraviolet light attracts the most insects.

Science illustrator Cornelia Hesse-Honegger records mutations of insects found near radioactive disasters, including Chernobyl and Three Mile Island. Her ...

Yellow “bug lights” won’t chase insects away from your porch, but a switch from white lights to a yellow glow can mellow out the summer months for both you and the local insect population ...

If your yellow insects were coming in and out of a hole in the ground, they would definitely be yellow jackets; honeybees don’t nest in the ground, and native stingless bees are solitary nesters.

Every fall, our outdoor hangouts are interrupted by black-and-yellow insects. Bees are often mistakenly blamed, when it’s really yellow jackets that are ruining the fun.

Due to the yellow jacket life cycle they are especially numerous in fall so watch out! Yellowjacket Queen Over winter we grow many types of plants indoor: trees, bushes, herbs and vegetables.

Some lights draw more bugs than others. Here's what the science says about which types of bulbs you should buy to keep from attracting insects to your lights. Do Yellow Light Bulbs Repel Insects?