these nests started appearing last year and some are getting bigger. I never see anything flying or out. A few nests that were low i destroyed but they only have larvae in them. The mud is brick hard and doesn't seem to have holes in them.
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What kind of wasp nest is this?
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Originally posted by PYBUCK View PostDirt Dobber for sure. Never heard of anyone getting stung by one, Not sure if they can even sting.
their nest, under the hood of your car...…….
Cause, one of their main food sources are Black Widows..
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Originally posted by rocky View PostOnly good thing about them is that they put spiders into a coma, and stuff them into those mud huts to feed the larvae. Other than that, they’re a scourge.
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Dirt dauber. If you have a boat they are notorious for clogging up your water flow intake and exhaust on your outboard motor. I have had to use wire to hollow out lines and dig out mud when my boat stopped spitting water. Just throwing it out there, in case you get lucky with them like I have!
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Originally posted by PYBUCK View PostDirt Dobber for sure. Never heard of anyone getting stung by one, Not sure if they can even sting.
An old man that is a friend of mine got stung on the little finger, said it hurt worse than a red wasp and it made his little finger numb and tingly for the better part of a week
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Yeah, i have never seen any aggression at all in the dirt daubers. The red wasps dont seem that aggressive to me. Now, them yellow jackets, I cannot count how many of them have stung me.
Back on subject, the dirt daubers will clog anything they can get into. Been more camping trailers heater and water heaters clogged up than i care to remember. Especially when its cold and the heater doesnt work. Cover any holes yourself to keep them out.
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