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Common Wasp

Vespula Vulgaris

Appearance


  • Adult  workers measure approx. 12-17mm from head to abdomen whereas the queen      measures in at approx. 20mm
  • Has aposematic colouring of black and yellow
  • Has a sting capable of delivering a sting a person or object it deems to be life threatening,      multiple times.


Habitat


  • Nests can often be found in the eaves of buildings, within attic areas and also  within the wall cavities of properties
  • Wasps often use air bricks and vent weep holes to access the wall cavities, removal of nests if this is the case is not always possible, however once treated it is best practice to carry out correct proofing
  • Use pulped wood to construct the nests throughout the year as the colony grows internally as does the nest.
  • Requires sugar to gain energy, which they obtain from nectar or fruits.


Life cycle


  • Queen lays egg in a wax cell, the worker wasps feed the hatched larvae
  • Larva reaches full growth, and the worker wasps seal the cell
  • The larva become a pupa and when fully grown the adult wasp leaves the cell
  • The life cycle of a wasp colony begins in early spring with a new queen wasp and ends in winter with the death of the colony’s queen.

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