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No - that would be bees.
Adult wasps live on anything sugary - nectar/jam/ice cream/anything that you have in your hand just to annoy you - but the infants eats meat...usually other insects.
[edit]no - not bee urine.
I thought it was any urine that would do - as long as it is stood for at least 3 weeks.
>> Edited by planetdave on Tuesday 13th September 14:19
Adult wasps live on anything sugary - nectar/jam/ice cream/anything that you have in your hand just to annoy you - but the infants eats meat...usually other insects.
[edit]no - not bee urine.
I thought it was any urine that would do - as long as it is stood for at least 3 weeks.
>> Edited by planetdave on Tuesday 13th September 14:19
Dave - the adults eat meat too; witness them eating the squashed insects on the front of your car.
Also, did you know that you can freeze wasps? Catch, stick in freezer. Take out at unusual time of year (say mid January), and leave them in little sister's room to thaw out for comedy potential. Some of the critters will wake up and go a-stinging.
According to my cousins who live in Sri Lanka, cockroaches can be similarly cryogenically preserved too.
Got walloped for that one, unsurprisingly.
Also, did you know that you can freeze wasps? Catch, stick in freezer. Take out at unusual time of year (say mid January), and leave them in little sister's room to thaw out for comedy potential. Some of the critters will wake up and go a-stinging.
According to my cousins who live in Sri Lanka, cockroaches can be similarly cryogenically preserved too.
Got walloped for that one, unsurprisingly.
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