wasp nest

[tynetyke 0]

think i've got a wasp nest in the hedge i share with next door, went to cut the hedge this morning and after five minutes noticed about a dozen or more wasps halfway down flying about in the same spot. its hard to see into the hedge as it quite dense and dont really fancy rumaging through it lookin for a nest. so decided to get the dogs in and leave it for five, went back out for another look and there was only a couple this time so give the hedge a good whack with a rake and ran back in the house to observe from a window and they were back out in numbers

any one have an idea how to get rid them

any help would be useful

thanks

[borntoshoot 1]

think i've got a wasp nest in the hedge i share with next door, went to cut the hedge this morning and after five minutes noticed about a dozen or more wasps halfway down flying about in the same spot. its hard to see into the hedge as it quite dense and dont really fancy rumaging through it lookin for a nest. so decided to get the dogs in and leave it for five, went back out for another look and there was only a couple this time so give the hedge a good whack with a rake and ran back in the house to observe from a window and they were back out in numbers

any one have an idea how to get rid them

any help would be useful

thanks

 

get a pesti in that knows what hes doing.

[tynetyke 0]

think i've got a wasp nest in the hedge i share with next door, went to cut the hedge this morning and after five minutes noticed about a dozen or more wasps halfway down flying about in the same spot. its hard to see into the hedge as it quite dense and dont really fancy rumaging through it lookin for a nest. so decided to get the dogs in and leave it for five, went back out for another look and there was only a couple this time so give the hedge a good whack with a rake and ran back in the house to observe from a window and they were back out in numbers

any one have an idea how to get rid them

any help would be useful

thanks

 

get a pesti in that knows what hes doing.

 

had thought of this but need to speak with nieghbour when theyre back from hols just thought there might have been something i could have done in the meantime thanks anyway

[waidmann 105]

if you can see the nest then wait untill the temperature drops and then put a bag over it( being sensible as to size,if you need a bin bag then get in a pro ).

if in doubt just leave it a couple of days/weeks untill they die off through cold and get rid then.

any bee keeper will be able to help if you know one.

atb

[festa 206]

think i've got a wasp nest in the hedge i share with next door, went to cut the hedge this morning and after five minutes noticed about a dozen or more wasps halfway down flying about in the same spot. its hard to see into the hedge as it quite dense and dont really fancy rumaging through it lookin for a nest. so decided to get the dogs in and leave it for five, went back out for another look and there was only a couple this time so give the hedge a good whack with a rake and ran back in the house to observe from a window and they were back out in numbers

any one have an idea how to get rid them

any help would be useful

thanks

dont go tackleing it if you dont know what ur doing mate yes they will be dieing off soon but this is also the time when wasps are most aggresive .......where you at mate ?

Edited October 5, 2009 by festa

[ratattack 111]

Im sure a local pesty will be along soon. i wouldn't bother with it at this time of year, they will be dying off as the colder nights start killing them off. It's been there since may so a few more weeks won't do any harm.

[ben2 0]

yep will die off soon mate can you wait to cut your hedge.

ben