Wasps blow your mind. The queen wasps emerging from hibernation just now belong to one of the five species of social wasps we have in Scotland ...

If a wasp does sting you, Texas Parks and Wildlife suggests the following: Remove the stinger. Washing sting with soap and ...

As the weather edges toward winter, most wasps die out, including the workers, drones, and the current queen. Only future queens survive to hibernate through the winter. Those who make it will emerge ...

When temperatures reach around 50 degrees, the queen wasp comes out of hiding and starts looking for places to start her colony. The queens are hearty enough to survive the harsh winter months ...

A parasitic wasp was captured dragging away large spider prey near McKinney Road in Oliver over the weekend. At around 6 p.m. on Saturday, Lydia Sage was setting up to film a music video when she ...

Are you starting to notice large reddish-brown insects with wings? This is most likely the Paper Wasp, a common Texas pest. Beginning in spring, the queen wasp emerges from hibernation to build a ...

Early spring is when wasps are most opportunistic, quietly infiltrating properties while windows remain shut. Once a queen wasp locates a warm, undisturbed spot, she commences building her nest.

They can sting and immobilise weta and large dragonflies ... but it’s not too late to poison wasp nests. “The aim is to kill the queen and stop the predation pressure each nest puts on ...

"The wasps come to the bait and it's protein-based bait so you're not at risk of poisoning bees. "Fly spray can be especially effective at night when they all head back to the nest. "If you get enough ...

A unique parasitic wasp from 99 million years ago, preserved in Cretaceous period amber, featured a Venus flytrap-like structure on its abdomen. This structure likely allowed the wasp, named ...