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Photo by JordiPrats
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Description:

Small Nest (15mm L) in a wood temple, maybe made by a wasp.
Some wasp make nests chewing dead wood and mixing it with saliva and lettting it dry

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (4)
JordiPrats
Probably from wasps but I haven't see any
gatorfellows
What size? Potter wasps make a small nest of mud. Paper wasps make a large nest of chewed vegetation giving it a very papery look.
Mark Ridgway
Carpenter bees don't make nests like this. They find and use holes already in wood. This is probably a potter wasp of some kind.

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PublishedApril 27, 2014

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