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Post by kedigato on Sept 23, 2009 1:41:39 GMT
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Post by DAG on Sept 23, 2009 6:01:33 GMT
How unusual! Thanks kedi!  |
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Post by scotkat on Sept 23, 2009 19:34:42 GMT
Gosh never seen that before .
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Post by kedigato on Sept 24, 2009 1:12:24 GMT
Me neither, and it is right out front in our new garden!
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Post by scotkat on Sept 24, 2009 11:37:25 GMT
Be careful KG.
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Post by kedigato on Oct 7, 2009 2:06:43 GMT
The wasps have finished raising their young and have now left their hive -  |
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Post by DAG on Oct 7, 2009 6:45:48 GMT
I have heard that wasps never come back to the same place twice to nest?
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Post by linda on Oct 7, 2009 7:07:37 GMT
i was watching a programme about the beehives this lady was taking the honey off her hives and was saying they should be leaving soon, they must die off the bees do they.
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Post by kedigato on Oct 7, 2009 13:21:57 GMT
I think it is the same with wasps, only the Queen survives. If she dies, or the hive gets too big, then a new Queen would be raised and she would then fly off to make a new colony.
So, these wasps will not be back.
i mean, wasp hives are not used again, new ones would be built. I think it is just bees use the same hive, the man-made ones.
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