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Originally Posted by DianaB We call them mud-dobbers here too. They're wasps that make a little nest out of mud. I have them in the corners of the windows outside, but they'll make a nest about anywhere. We used to have them in our attic when we lived in an old house. They take little bits of mud and just keep adding to it until they get what they want built. Then they'll lay an egg in side of a little hole and add a dead bug then they seal it up. When the baby wasp is growing it will eat the dead bug and later on it will hatch out. In other parts of the country it's called a dirt-dobber. |
So if they are actually WASPS, why does my husband say that they won't sting like wasps and bees??? I'd love to prove him wrong.... guess I'll have to do a little internet search.