Posted by Tony in Mass. on September 12, 2012 at 17:57:05 from (76.127.224.161):
In Reply to: So how far north are--- posted by Tony in Mass. on September 12, 2012 at 15:03:29:
Mark, this is not from a - box hive? closest one where someone buys these miserable things is over half mile away. So if that's where they came from, there must have been a family dispute or something- or as Old says, they were a yellowjacket- big huge ruthless yellowjackets that are not affected by a facefull of starter fluid. I think only one actually died, I went out to find it, gone, a bird must be staggering back to the nest with that pickled lunch in him. I couldn't find the hive, nest, or even a hole in the dirt where my father was working, mind you it is still warm out tonight, and I really didn't get on my hands and knees to pick a fight. Tomorrow I will sit down in that area awhile and watch where they come in and out. Then I will have to post for ideas how to deal with these little !@#$%^&* What puzzles me is the are little yellowjackets living in a paper bag with winter rye seed in a shed- I walk past them 20 30 times a day, they fly into me often, one got inside my glasses and didnt sting, hey they didn't like a 28" tube I left inflated and rolled near the bag, they didn't like that thing at all, but I just never saw an -'insect' chase and sting and just not give up in a toxic spray like the ones today, just seemed more like a sci fi movie than peed off bugs.
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