Hornets build paper nests from chewed wood fiber. If a nest is too close for comfort—especially with severe allergies—remove it safely:
If the nest is high, away from activity, and flight paths don’t intersect with people, hornets are beneficial predators of flies, grasshoppers, and bees. They can be left undisturbed.

Allergy sufferers should prioritize safety; professional removal is an option.
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