White faced hornets will fly at night. There is at least one sentry outside the nest that will alert the nest of any threat. With that in mind, act accordingly. What you do not want is to get tagged with their pheromone. I've had another type of wasp, the kind that lives underground, mark my gloves with pheromone, the next day, wearing those same gloves some of the lingering wasps immediately landed on back side of my hands to sting or attack. I have a photo of it somewhere. Thankfully the nest was destroyed, after getting nailed a few dozen times. Note to self: check the base of all trees before cutting ! White face hornets can and will do this, meaning all will attack what is marked with pheromone. There are videos on youtube and lots of other information on the web.
The good thing about them is that they are otherwise non-aggressive, so if a nest has enough of a buffer zone around human activity, it won't be a problem. However, even if there is a remote chance of that, its not to say that wind can't break a branch or gravity causes one to fall somehow, unexpectedly. A person needs to make a judgement call as to whether its a real threat or not, including the consideration of anyone being allergic.
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