Wasps

[DIDO.1 22,844]

Just spent a night camping at loch ken SW Scotland. Warden had done 12 nests and there were still wasps everywhere..... Sweet feeding like mad as well!

[Jaggsy 25]

Just spent a night camping at loch ken SW Scotland. Warden had done 12 nests and there were still wasps everywhere..... Sweet feeding like mad as well!

 

Nice... i'd love a spot of camping and fishing

[Rowan 308]

Gods own country , love it..

[DIDO.1 22,844]

Went to a terraced house yesterday. Did 3 nests from the same spot, 2 on house one on neighbours. Did a detached house this morning, 3 nests on front aspect of house. Then onto another house, one at gutter, one above kitchen and one under decking , all within 10 meters of each ither

[Jaggsy 25]

I make that £300

[Torquemada 288]

There's plenty more around this year than the last few. I've already done probably three times as many as last year and it's still early. Seen loads around taking wood off fences and sheds.

[DIDO.1 22,844]

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Edited August 7, 2016 by DIDO.1

[Tiercel 6,986]

I have not seen a wasp yet, we usually have a nest every year either in the house or garden and depending where it is placed decides whether it goes or not. But not seen a wasp.

 

TC

[shropshire mole 190]

Just spent a night camping at loch ken SW Scotland. Warden had done 12 nests and there were still wasps everywhere..... Sweet feeding like mad as well!

Wonder if the wasps were left over from all the nests done by the warden. They have not entered the nest so survived. now sweet feeding as no work to do?

[Mr Wasp 187]

Wonder if the wasps were left over from all the nests done by the warden. They have not entered the nest so survived. now sweet feeding as no work to do?

I take it you are a waspbane recruit?

[shropshire mole 190]

 

Wonder if the wasps were left over from all the nests done by the warden. They have not entered the nest so survived. now sweet feeding as no work to do?

I take it you are a waspbane recruit?

 

I did read it on their website, no real way of telling if it is true or not. Unless, of course you know differently

Edited August 9, 2016 by shropshire mole

[DIDO.1 22,844]

Please do tell?

[Torquemada 288]

Their theory is that wasps returning and finding the nest dead do not enter and so survive elsewhere. Without food source inside the nest they become "Scottish", desperate for a drink and up for a Barney.

 

I made the Scottish bit up. But these homeless wasps are responsible for mugging people outside pub's, BBQ's etc etc.

Edited August 9, 2016 by Torquemada

[earth-thrower 493]

I have not seen a wasp yet, we usually have a nest every year either in the house or garden and depending where it is placed decides whether it goes or not. But not seen a wasp.

 

TC

ive hardly seen one either, mate, so far ?,...

[earth-thrower 493]

Their theory is that wasps returning and finding the nest dead do not enter and so survive elsewhere. Without food source inside the nest they become "Scottish", desperate for a drink and up for a Barney.

 

I made the Scottish bit up. But these homeless wasps are responsible for mugging people outside pub's, BBQ's etc etc.

"they become "Scottish", desperate for a drink and up for a Barney. ",....oh dear !!,......ha ha ha (nice one, mate, had a good laugh, there !)