Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
27-01-2011, 16:42
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Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
My wifes just killed a Wasp in the Kitchen. Where on earth did that come from? I thought they were all dead at this time of year! 
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27-01-2011, 16:50
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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My wifes just killed a Wasp in the Kitchen. Where on earth did that come from? I thought they were all dead at this time of year! |
Was it a huge/queen-like thing?
It's probably just woken up from hibernation.
I keep finding ladybirds in the bathroom  
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27-01-2011, 16:50
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
Some do hibernate, house heating systems can screw up their judgement of when to wake up
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27-01-2011, 17:06
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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Was it a huge/queen-like thing?
It's probably just woken up from hibernation.
I keep finding ladybirds in the bathroom |
Deffo wasn`t a Queen, was not big enough. Just found it strange as i didn`t think wasps in general hibernated!
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27-01-2011, 17:19
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
I've found butterflys in winter before too. In a way it is good that they have survived and are still alive.
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27-01-2011, 17:20
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I've found butterflys in winter before too. In a way it is good that they have survived and are still alive.
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Yeah True. 
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27-01-2011, 17:59
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
Not so good for the wasp who is now dead  after surviving the winter 
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27-01-2011, 18:01
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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Deffo wasn`t a Queen, was not big enough. Just found it strange as i didn`t think wasps in general hibernated! |
I'd heard that too, but I've found some big nasties in my house around this time of year so I assumed they had hibernated more close than I was comfortable with. They're after a nesting/feeding site I guess.
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27-01-2011, 18:15
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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Not so good for the wasp who is now dead after surviving the winter |
In my House!!!!!!!!   Bloody Horrible Things!
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27-01-2011, 18:37
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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In my House!!!!!!!! Bloody Horrible Things! |
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Only good wasp is a dead one.
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27-01-2011, 18:39
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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My wifes just killed a Wasp in the Kitchen. Where on earth did that come from? I thought they were all dead at this time of year! |
In the past few weeks we've had a couple in the kitchen and one in the bathroom (I'm talking about wasps, by the way).
And my wife keeps telling me I have a bee in my bonnet...
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27-01-2011, 19:14
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
This thread got me singing this...
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27-01-2011, 19:30
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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In the past few weeks we've had a couple in the kitchen and one in the bathroom (I'm talking about wasps, by the way).
And my wife keeps telling me I have a bee in my bonnet...
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" In the past few weeks we've had a couple in the kitchen and one in the bathroom " Lucky Bugger you!
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27-01-2011, 20:07
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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Only good wasp is a dead one.
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Wasps are predators of the insect kingdom.They do good as do spiders in getting rid of the rather disgusting germ carrying specimens such as flies.Why do people love bees and butterflies but hate wasps and spiders.
Thankfully Ladybirds have a better PR.
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28-01-2011, 09:47
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Re: Wasp in the kitchen tonight?
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Wasps are predators of the insect kingdom.They do good as do spiders in getting rid of the rather disgusting germ carrying specimens such as flies.Why do people love bees and butterflies but hate wasps and spiders.
Thankfully Ladybirds have a better PR.
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very true... a friend of mine always made sure he had a spider or two by the window during summer,said it was good to keep flies and other nuisances out of the house...
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