Where Do Wasps Live?

During the summer, wasps build their nests in places that offer protection. These nests can be found underground, above ground, or in cavities. Some wasps live in colonies and others are solitary.

When wasps are active, they’re looking for food. They’ll also search for new nesting materials. If there’s a good food source, they’ll stay around. If there’s no food, they’ll rest. They’re most active during the day.

During the evening, they’ll go back to their nests. These nests are usually underground, in holes, or in the walls of buildings. They can be very large. Wasps like to sleep during the night. The nest is usually in a warm, dark area.

Wasps are also involved in the pollination of plants. They feed on insects and transfer the pollen from flower to flower. They can also pull pests from plants. They also eat mosquitoes. They’re known to be attracted to sweet drinks.

The queen wasp is the leader of the colony. She’s about 20-25mm long, with bright yellow and black bands along her abdomen. She’s also got a triangular-shaped head and a pointy waist. She has two pairs of wings and a sting on the end of her abdomen.

During the winter, queen wasps hibernate in various places. They’ll emerge in the spring to start mating. After mating, they’ll search for a new nest. In winter, there’s no food for the queen wasps. They can’t survive very long. The fewer queens survive, the fewer wasps will be able to build a nest.