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What’s the difference between a bee nest and a wasp nest?
There are many differences between bees and wasps. The first thing to look for is numbers!
There are many differences between bees and wasps. The first thing to look for is numbers!
The Wasp
Wasps are slimmer and their abdomens are more yellow in appearance than bees.
When wasps arrive at the nest entrance they normally do so with great accuracy and do not tend to hang about on the outside like bees do.
Wasps tend to go about their business with a determined purpose.
Wasps do not bring pollen back to their nests like bees, however if you look closely at returning wasps, you can sometimes see them bringing parts of insects back to feed their young on.
Take a look at the photo of a wasp below.
Wasps are slimmer and their abdomens are more yellow in appearance than bees.
When wasps arrive at the nest entrance they normally do so with great accuracy and do not tend to hang about on the outside like bees do.
Wasps tend to go about their business with a determined purpose.
Wasps do not bring pollen back to their nests like bees, however if you look closely at returning wasps, you can sometimes see them bringing parts of insects back to feed their young on.
Take a look at the photo of a wasp below.
