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Wasps: Wasps are probably one of the most familiar and generally feared groups of insects. They belong to the order of insects called Hymenoptera which also includes bees and ants. Most of these have stings which mainly used against other insects but can be turned against man with unpleasant results.

Types of wasps in Letchworth:

1. Common Wasp (Brownish/Creamy colour nest with whirls)
2. German Wasp (Grey nest)
3. Tree Wasp, Very aggressive not common
4. Norwegian Wasp, Not found in southern England.
5. Cuckoo Wasp

Life cycle of Wasps: The queen wasp (somewhat larger than the worker), emerges from hibernation in the spring and build a round nest 2-3 ins. in diameter from chewed wood pulp which is obtained from dead trees, fences, etc. This nest will contain a small number of cells into which the queen lays her eggs, one per cell. The eggs hatch into larvae and are fed by the queen fragments of insects (the Queen herself feeds on nectar). The cells hang downwards and the larvae are prevented from falling out by keeping part of their bodies in the egg cavity which was glued to the ceiling of the cell when laid by the queen. After pupation workers (sterile females) emerge and take over the running of the nest from the queen who devotes the rest of her life to egg laying. This occurs late June to early July. The nest can grow considerably during this time and may at its peak, contain 10-15,000 wasps.

Wasp nest removal:  If you want to remove the wasp nest then we recommend you wait at least 4 weeks before doing so. In a lot of cases the wasp nest is not accessible. The nest may be in a cavity wall that cannot be seen.

To contact, call us on 07375 064317 or email us on richardmiles@thepestcompany.com.