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Wasp
Vespula vulgaris
41.0234, -78.4286
Field Notes
Description:
Commonly referred to as the common wasp, this secondary consumer is vital to nature. It is a carnivorous heterotroph that eats other insects. Some are omnivorous and eat dead fruit and nectar.
Habitat:
Wasp are spread far and wide with the only limiting factors for habitat being temperature and food source. They require moderately warm temperature.
Notes:
Wasp are not bees. They can sting you more than once. They cannot produce wax or make honey. They make next by chewing weathered wood and mixing it with saliva to create a paper substance.
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