3 Pack Wasp Nest Decoy - Eco Friendly Hanging Wasp Repellent

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Keeping your hummingbird feeders clean is essential for preventing the buildup of residue that may attract wasps. Regularly wash the feeders with hot water and mild soap, ensuring all parts are thoroughly cleaned. Wasps are attracted to bright colors, including yellow flowers. To minimize their attraction to your hummingbird feeders, remove or relocate any yellow flowers in the vicinity. Hanging Feeders in Open Spaces With Fishing Lines

You can analyze what scorpionflies eat if you aren’t sure about their identity since they have different food preferences than wasps. Summer is upon us (in the Northern Hemisphere) and that means the wasps are out in full force. They’re doing their best work killing off pests and feeding their families but sometimes – their homes are a bit to close to ours.

Wasps love to set up nests in discrete areas that don’t have a ton of traffic. It might be high up out of the way from humans, animals, and other insects. By implementing these essential steps, you can significantly reduce wasp activity around your hummingbird feeders, creating a more inviting space for the hummingbirds while ensuring their uninterrupted feeding experience. Detailed Tips and Techniques Sawflies are insects of the Hymenoptera genus. This is a group that includes wasps and bees. Being of the same group, many confuse the insects with either wasps or bees.

No Toxic Chemicals: Unlike using wasp spray, when using a wasp nest decoy you won’t have to worry about being exposed to any toxic or harmful chemicals. They are totally safe to use around humans and pets and environmentally friendly.There is little chance of an entire nest of wasps moving home and relocating to a new place just because another colony of wasps has set up up home nearby. There is mounting anecdotal evidence that wasps just don’t really care if there’s another nest nearby or even an old nest from last year that hasn’t fallen down yet. But My Friend Swears By It! Nancy is an entomologist living in Ecuador. When there’s not the quarantine due to the Covid-19 pandemic she is leading eco-tours of Ecuador. Currently, she’s teaching online entomology workshops.