OK, I learned a few things about Red Wasps today while replacing a rotted soffit on the front of my house ....
Red Wasps will frequently move into places where wood has rotted, and a hole is available to enter.
Red Wasps, once "at home", do not like visitors.
Red Wasps stick together and fight as a team.
When standing on a ladder pulling at rotted wood, be prepared for a huge swarm of Red Wasps to come out with a single mission.
Jumping from the top of a ladder into bushes, particularly the sego palm type, can be quite painful.
Getting stung by a Red Wasp on your ear lobe and IN your ear can be incredibly painful.
And that's what I know so far, about Red Wasps.
Red Wasps will frequently move into places where wood has rotted, and a hole is available to enter.
Red Wasps, once "at home", do not like visitors.
Red Wasps stick together and fight as a team.
When standing on a ladder pulling at rotted wood, be prepared for a huge swarm of Red Wasps to come out with a single mission.
Jumping from the top of a ladder into bushes, particularly the sego palm type, can be quite painful.
Getting stung by a Red Wasp on your ear lobe and IN your ear can be incredibly painful.
And that's what I know so far, about Red Wasps.
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