If I see one wasp in my loft, does that mean.....

it could be the first of many, and i'm gonna need a bit of help? It better not be a nest up there.</p>

Bloomin hope not. </p>

Shitbags.</p>

 

It could do.

Hope not mate.

 

go up into the loft covered in jam or coke, you'll soon find out.

 

we have a nest in a hole in the side of our wall its really bad you go out the house you have to go out the back way else you will get chased by them

 

Are you sure they're wasps and not your friends?

 

We had this thread in April last year...

At this time of year, given the first warm weather, it will be a queen just come out of hibernation. The queens lay the eggs after making a small, cone-shaped nest. When they buzz round your loft they are looking for nesting material - like flaking wood etc. They lay a few eggs and those hatch quickly into the first workers which carry on building the nest - queen lays more eggs - bigger nest built - more eggs etc until you can say bye-bye to any chance of rescuing your matching set of suitcases until October!

It is worth getting rid of the queens. It will save you a whole load of problems with a big nest later.

Watch out for the queens on curtains when the windows have been open at the end of a warm day, or on lampshade folds etc.

 

OH F

UCK

 

nowt wrong with wasps-just don't annoy them-nt

 

They don't like smoke. Set your roof on fire, that'll sort them out.