Thread: Death, where is thy sting?

@Billbob you also mentioned that young wasps had been seen recently

You should also be aware that there is a wasp species call The Paper Wasp and it is a lot smaller than the more common German Wasp
It builds its nests above the ground in leaves and branches and it looks like sheets of paper when you break it apart
Sadly it is an even more evil version of the common wasp. Very easily disturbed in grasses and vegetation. It has a vastly more painful sting than the common wasp and being smaller it can get caught in clothing and is hard to remove, all the time stinging repeatedly.
The stings are a little like being beaten with a stick