ok, what u do is put a vacuum by the nest, and video the wasp being swooped into the vacuum, its fun i tried it near my pond where there is a huge underground wasp nest.
i love wasps they are great fun, i often sit near wasps nest and hope they come over to me and just sit on my hand or neck, very friendly creatures, i would love a wasps nest of my own in my bedroom
I wouldn't encourage yellow jackets to crawl on you... I think all would be OK until you tried to shake one off, and the agitation or even your fear might make them sting.
If you seriously like little flying critters, have a look at my other solitary bee videos... they are really cool, very gentle and with a some habitats you can make yourself (and no protective equipement as required for honey bees), you can raise them.
what the HELL is wrong with you?!?!? i was just sitting down minding my own business at camp once and got attacked!!!! have fun with your bedroom nest... 0_o
@david052856 Not if you mow the lawn, or do any amount of trimming near one of their nests. Oh, also if you make too much noise or move too quickly around one of their nests they get pissed and will sting the living shit out of you. EVEN if you left them alone. I would know, little fuckers have stung me a combined 20 times just mowing the lawn around them.
You wanna see them get very irate? To a point where ALOT of them will stand in clusters around the enterance afterwords? Simple! Pour a big bucket of water down that hole, and RUN LIKE HELL! :D :D Makes them FURIOUS!!
That's very thoughtful of you RCP. :) It would certainly get them out, though not necessarily take them out. I will have to keep thinking about what to do.
Aaah some sanity at last... yes ma bees are what I am really all about. They are so much more friendlier (well non-aggressive, don't sting) that you have to go and see what they are all about! Feel free to take a tour, watch their disputes and pose any questions that come to mind.
Wasps are best dealt with in colder weather. They tend to stay in side there nest.
johnnnyreb51 4 months ago
Was this in North America!?
They appear to be V. germanica... must be an extremely huge colony. I might even say perennial... did you dig it up?
maculifrons 2 years ago
ok, what u do is put a vacuum by the nest, and video the wasp being swooped into the vacuum, its fun i tried it near my pond where there is a huge underground wasp nest.
addictedjun 2 years ago
i love wasps they are great fun, i often sit near wasps nest and hope they come over to me and just sit on my hand or neck, very friendly creatures, i would love a wasps nest of my own in my bedroom
26highstreet 2 years ago 2
I wouldn't encourage yellow jackets to crawl on you... I think all would be OK until you tried to shake one off, and the agitation or even your fear might make them sting.
If you seriously like little flying critters, have a look at my other solitary bee videos... they are really cool, very gentle and with a some habitats you can make yourself (and no protective equipement as required for honey bees), you can raise them.
solitarybee 2 years ago
what the HELL is wrong with you?!?!? i was just sitting down minding my own business at camp once and got attacked!!!! have fun with your bedroom nest... 0_o
jslim39 2 years ago
well they actually have a purpose, these bugs eat huge amounts of insects.
They will leave you alone if you do the same.
david052856 2 years ago
@david052856 Not if you mow the lawn, or do any amount of trimming near one of their nests. Oh, also if you make too much noise or move too quickly around one of their nests they get pissed and will sting the living shit out of you. EVEN if you left them alone. I would know, little fuckers have stung me a combined 20 times just mowing the lawn around them.
SAOrules 7 months ago
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You wanna see them get very irate? To a point where ALOT of them will stand in clusters around the enterance afterwords? Simple! Pour a big bucket of water down that hole, and RUN LIKE HELL! :D :D Makes them FURIOUS!!
Landaux 2 years ago
lmao
cooltomxxxx 2 years ago
are those bees? or wasps?
rzrbkboy 2 years ago
These are wasps. In the US I think they are called yellow jackets - all my other videos are bee-related though.
solitarybee 2 years ago
Do you think I should... I don't know if the house 3 metres away would have any windows left ;)
solitarybee 3 years ago
just a flashbang, or a few firecrackers would have the same effect while not damaging your house.
realcelestialphoenix 2 years ago
That's very thoughtful of you RCP. :) It would certainly get them out, though not necessarily take them out. I will have to keep thinking about what to do.
solitarybee 2 years ago
If you have a blowtorch or similar- just flame them at the entrence to the nest
(you'll want to be wearing a bee suit for this).
then when they're gone- just fill in the hole and plant some more flowers for your bees.
hope it helps!
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realcelestialphoenix 2 years ago
Aaah some sanity at last... yes ma bees are what I am really all about. They are so much more friendlier (well non-aggressive, don't sting) that you have to go and see what they are all about! Feel free to take a tour, watch their disputes and pose any questions that come to mind.
solitarybee 2 years ago
great! now show us when you drop a grenade down there!
mlooad 3 years ago