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SignalNids Europe · Belgium
Report an Asian hornet nest in Belgium — ensemble.
A clear platform to locate yellow-legged Asian hornet nests, track reports and support local action in Belgium.
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Yellow-legged Asian hornetTerrain
Dark thorax, dark abdomen with an orange band and yellow leg tips. Never try to remove a nest yourself.
1registered reports
1neutralised nests
1listed professionals
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SignalNids Belgique centralises observations and allows residents to submit clear, precise and usable information.
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Reports appear on a clear map with statuses: new, in progress or neutralised.
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Identification
How to identify the Asian hornet in Belgium?
The yellow-legged Asian hornet, Vespa velutina, can be identified by a very dark thorax, a mostly dark abdomen with a broad orange band, and yellow leg tips.
1Primary nests are often visible in spring in a shelter, shed, hedge or under a roof edge.
2Secondary nests are often larger, sometimes high in trees, and visible in summer and autumn.
3Do not intervene directly: keep your distance and report the observation.
Yellow-legged Asian hornetDark thorax, dark abdomen with an orange band and yellow leg tips. Never try to remove a nest yourself.
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Track nests and active traps on a clear map
SignalNids displays recent reports, cases in progress, neutralizations and traps declared by members. Traps are shown with a small intentional offset to protect the exact home location.
Reports
Active traps
Protected location
🔒 Approximate position to preserve privacy
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Essential answers for people who discover an Asian hornet nest.
How do I report a nest?
Create an account, add a photo, enter the municipality and use geolocation to place the nest accurately.
Should I remove the nest myself?
No. A nest can be dangerous. Keep a safe distance and contact a trained professional.
Why use GPS position?
It avoids address errors and helps assign the report to the correct area.
Can professionals register?
Yes, a professional area allows reports from the sector to be managed with an active membership.