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Wasps and Bees
Hi all
Yes it's the old wasp "chestnut" again! Having suffered with a nest in the loft and subsequent contamination of our storage tanks by the blighters, I guess I am more sensitive than most to these pests (yes I accept that there will be hoards of wasp huggers along to defend their behaviour in 2 shakes). The question is: having encountered 2 wasps in the loft the other day, does this indicate a definite nest site? There are no windows/veluxes into this space. I have surveyed the fascia/tile area around the house and have seen no wasps entering/leaving the roof area. (In the past when nests have been a problem, the wasps have been seen queueing in flight to enter) Will these two have been scouting for a possible nest site? Also found what looked like 2 honey bees in the kitchen this morning but they may have flown in during yesterday through an open window. Would rather discourage such visitors before they set up home as I use the loft spaces for frequently accessed storage. Phil |
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