Pest expert Rod Yates urges action on European wasps
Pest expert Rod Yates urges action on European wasps. Attracted by sweet foods and protein, wasps have become problematic around some al fresco dining areas and for Bunnings customers buying sausage sandwiches on weekends. … “The first thing that needs to be said is don’t underestimate the power of their…
Wasp Nest Muster Coming to Nelson
Record European wasp season produces extraordinary nests
Record European wasp season produces extraordinary nests. Canberrans have been revelling in the unusually warm autumn and so has the European wasp, with the eWasp hotline experiencing its busiest season since 2015 and a record number of nests confirmed. CoreEnviro Solutions Senior Pest and Weed Officer, Jim Bariesheff said the…
Amateur wasp nest removal ends with scorched roof
Great-grandmother killed by wasp sting had no idea she was allergic
A woman collapsed in her garden and died after she was stung by a wasp, an inquest has heard. Desiree Pell, 78, died on August 16 last year at her home in Queensway, Ruskington, due to an allergic reaction to the sting. Read more: https://www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk/news/local-news/great-grandmother-killed-wasp-sting-1395551
Wasp buster kept busy during Nelson collection
Wasps voted NZ’s most disliked wildlife
Super nest of European wasps found, residents warned against stirring up trouble
People in Canberra are being warned against taking matters into their own hands when it comes to dealing with backyard wasps. Since August the ACT Government’s eWasp hotline has received almost 1,000 calls with reports from residents. “The majority of nests have been reported on residential land in wall cavities,”…
Flying beauty | Living Lightly | Cuckoo wasps
Sometimes the small things that surround us can be fascinating. Cuckoo wasps are those remarkable iridescent blue-green jewels you see hovering slowly around your house looking for wasp nests. Although about the size of a fly, these wasps live a bold and vibrant lifestyle. You see, cuckoo wasps are ‘parastoids’.…




