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Two more underneath that one. These fellas are workin better than the hornet trap and lemonade I have near them

I hate wasps - SD Kronos put this one to sleep for good, nighty night - ha!

One less hellspawn! Thats a big ol fly trap to be able to capture that

I'm hoping to put my sarracenias under a wasp nest when the pitchers mature. Then I'll sit back, watch, and relax.

TrapsAndDews wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 1:38 am I'm hoping to put my sarracenias under a wasp nest when the pitchers mature. Then I'll sit back, watch, and relax.

There's a wasp nest in your backyard? Dangerous...

thepitchergrower wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 2:27 am

TrapsAndDews wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 1:38 am I'm hoping to put my sarracenias under a wasp nest when the pitchers mature. Then I'll sit back, watch, and relax.

There's a wasp nest in your backyard? Dangerous...

Oh wait, sorry, I meant yellow jackets. I do see wasps around here, but not as many as yellow jackets.

I thought yellow jackets had underground nests??

I must be getting them mixed up. Well, either one. Their nests are round, the size of tennis balls, with a hexagon pattern, and found in corners and cracks.

John W wrote: ↑Tue May 03, 2022 8:47 pm Two more underneath that one. These fellas are workin better than the hornet trap and lemonade I have near them

Thats really neat

Sounds like a paper wasp nest, they love my back porch for some reason. They keep making nests and I keep knocking them down

Not even open and already body bagged a wasp!

And of course, alabamensis is already up another on the count
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Rarely see any wasps or their kin in my Sarr. Leah Wilkerson. My Neps on the other hand .... eat well during the summer outside.

I have thought about putting my neps on my back porch - I think they would eat like kings, but I gave all of the nepenthes that I would be willing to sacrifice away at a local plant exchange.

Seems like majority of what they are catching are wasps / hornets, but the wasps they catch are not ones that I see flying around. I generally see paper wasps all over, but none inside the sarracenia. I've seen two ladybugs get trapped so far, the first one I was able to help escape

Holy macaroni I think this might be better than a dead wasp… a roach!!! This is probably the only sarracenia I have that’s opening is big enough for one. The first time my wife has given me an F- in photography for content!