Posted by Donald Lehman on June 24, 2014 at 16:21:08 from (50.49.163.69):
In Reply to: Paper wasps posted by Mike (WA) on June 24, 2014 at 14:48:51:
Ever watch them trap a fly underneath them, sting it and then eat the dead fly? Cool to watch them. We have a mountain ash tree that the stinking sapsuckers simply devastate every year. The paper wasps love the sap from that tree also. They had a huge nest built in one of our trees in front of the house. The grandkids would climb into the tree and just sit there watching them go in and out of that nest all summer. The wasps didn't seem to mind the attention as long as the kids didn't disturb them. They are a lot better natured than yellow jackets, that's for sure.
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