Gatomeuxee

This species has a fascinating life history which was only worked out in Victorian times The adult lays eggs on rotting wood in the hope that a wasp will visit to harvest wood fibre for its nest If one does, the beetle larva tries to climb onto the back of the wasp and is transported to the nest It then seeks out a wasp grub and parasitises it The beetle grows and pupates and emerges as an adult just after the time the wasp would have doneWasp nests harbor wasp eggs and larvae Each wasp has a different way of building their nest Here are the main things to know about what they look like Yellowjackets Nests are a papery material and have a single opening The inside of a yellowjacket nest can have up to 100 tiers of cells They also lie in underground nests with thousands ofHe and his associates have been carefully excavating around squareheaded wasp nests, then transporting the nest and resident female wasp to suspected ash borer sites to determine if any of the wasp's prey are in th