• @jordanlund
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    197 months ago

    Wasp nests look more like paper than mud. But good on you for knowing a nest when you see it! ;)

      • @Lost_My_Mind
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        87 months ago

        But are they still dicks who will stab you for no reason other than the fact that you exist?

        • @[email protected]
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          127 months ago

          They’re pretty chill as far as wasps go. They don’t go looking for fights but they’ll bring it if you antagonize them enough. You can swat one away and they’ll usually leave you alone. Unlike an asshole yellow jacket that will make it their life’s mission to bring you pain if you look at it wrong.

          • @[email protected]
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            47 months ago

            My grandmother used to tell me they don’t sting when I was a little kid. I also suspect she used to identify all wasps as mud daubers so I’d stop freaking out about them.

        • @reddig33
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          7 months ago

          Nope. They are annoying but they don’t sting humans.

          • @Lost_My_Mind
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            57 months ago

            Annoying how? Like are they going to come over, and borrow my lawn mower, but then not return it for a week and half because it was too much effort to bring it back?

            Wait…no, that’s my neighbor. Is my neighbor a human sized wasp?

          • TragicNotCute
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            17 months ago

            My leg would like a word with you.

            Source: my leg.

            They definitely sting humans if needed.

    • @ParabolicMotionOP
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      47 months ago

      I didn’t major in zoology. That is true. Can you write a proof on Ptolemy’s lemma?

  • @Aceticon
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    27 months ago

    Oh, yeah, swallows are great.

    Were I live the air is currently filled with them swooping around and screeching their calls. In a couple of ours it will be the turn of the bats.