8 Dangerous Animals Flying In Virginia 

Virginia has various deadly flying animals. These eight stand out:  

Mosquitoes  

St. Louis, and eastern equine encephalitis. In severe situations, symptoms might be fatal.​   

Kissing Bugs  

Assassin bugs, which bite near the mouth, may spread Chagas disease. The condition can lead to serious heart and intestinal difficulties if left unchecked.  

Bats  

Some of Virginia's 17 bat species can spread rabies, which is lethal if untreated. The silver-haired bat is known for carrying a variant of rabies that can infect people.  

Bald-faced Hornets  

Multiple stings from these aggressive insects cause severe pain and allergic reactions. Nests are usually in trees or under eaves.​   

Bald Eagles   

These enormous birds' keen talons and strong grip make them hazardous, even though they attack rarely. They fiercely guard their nests.​   

Great Horned Owls  

The "tigers of the sky," they have formidable talons and can attack disturbers of their nests. They can hunt larger animals.​   

European Hornets  

These insects, larger than regular hornets, can sting painfully and protect their nests.​   

Yellowjackets  

In late summer and early fall, these wasps are aggressive. They can sting numerous times and are food-oriented, making outdoor activities risky.​   

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