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  • DorsetUKDorsetUK Posts: 441

    Wasps will also cut neat pieces out of meat and carry them off if you are eating outdoors.  I provide the 'Chairman's Fieldtrip' picnic for my geology group.  We were unloading last year when someone realised there was an active wasp nest close to where I had intended setting up.  I moved everything about 10 metres away, provided said nest with a selection of 'goodies' and we were not bothered at all. Hornets have a bad reputation but I've photographed many of them foraging and rescued a few as well.  And yes, wasp nests are superb.  I've seen a very large one dug out of somebody's garden and you can only wonder at the skill and effort involved

  • I've seen wasps cutting up meat too DorsetUKimage Years ago my father and I were sat outside with some food when a wasp removed a small piece of ham and flew off with it. The amazing thing was, it seemed to communicate it with the rest of the wasps because others came in, a bit like flights at an airport, and as one one flying away with some ham another was was cutting a slice. Extraordinaryimage

    Wearside, England.
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