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wasp's best.

Nekarsulm · 2016-06-01 06:51:43

Hi all, I found a small wasp's nest yesterday, lying on the ground in a field. Its about the size of a tomato. Looking into the hole in the bottom, there is a larve in the centre, moving. It this a wasp queen? Would / should she not be hatched by now and out and about?

01-06-2016 6:51am

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Hi all, I found a small wasp's nest yesterday, lying on the ground in a field. Its about the size of a tomato. Looking into the hole in the bottom, there is a larve in the centre, moving.
It this a wasp queen? Would / should she not be hatched by now and out and about?

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#2 01-06-2016 7:57am

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Unlikely this is a wasp nest

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Here it is. Looks like it may have been attached to a branch at one time.

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#4 01-06-2016 10:24am

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Ah, yes it is. The grub would not be a queen though. She will have abandoned it when it fell.

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