Bees and Wasps

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Bees and Wasps
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• The common bee or wasp is not generally
  considered dangerous if you are talking about the
  insect by itself its only when a hive or nest is
  present that they pose a danger to anyone that
  might accidentally disturb them.

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• Wasps have a small head, with medium sized eyes
  and medium length antennae. The body is slender,
  with a narrow waist. They have two pairs of
  brown-tinted wings, with the forewings larger.

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• The abdomen has some yellow bands on black. Adult
  wasps generally feed on nectar so they pollinate
  flowers as well. The ovipositors in most wasps
  are modified into stingers. They will sting if
  disturbed.

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• Wasp larvae are carnivorous. They feed on other
  insects and spiders. The adult female provide
  food for them by capturing prey or by laying the
  egg on or near the food source. Female wasps
  spend most of their time in finding food and
  making nest for their young.

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• Most wasp species are solitary, but some of them,
  such as the paper wasps, form colonies.

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• It is strongly recommended that if you have a
  wasp nest at your property that you dont try and
  get rid of it yourself. These insects can be
  unpredictable and in some extreme cases attacks
  have lead to death

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