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LIKE PLACING TRAPS OF WASPS IN THE OUTSIDE.

    The wasps are insects, that like the bees, have his home in organized colonies, governed by the queen. The damages that produce in the plants, destroying the leaves and flowers, together with the fear to its stings, they are what more importunes the human beings.
 

In occasions, the wasps live in solitarily and her own beehive is realized.

The queen is the one who constructs the wasp's nest initially and the worker are those who finish it.

    Their nests form them in underground, hollow cavities within the walls, attics of the houses, shrubs and trees. The wasps chew wood forming a paste with which they make in ball by his nest, composed of several layers of cells. The construction this made by the queen in their first beginning and continued by the workers ones as well are born of the first eggs, these workers will also be made position of the care of the new young. The nests of the wasps can lodge up to 500 workers in summer when they have his Maxima expansion, to the arrival of the winter they die, surviving the queen until the following spring where it returns to colonize it.

The smoke is a repellent native against the wasps and bees.

It is not advisable to realize sudden movements when we feel threatened by the wasps or bees.

    For these motives, for avoiding painful stings, the prevention is fundamental, provided that the wasps only attack when they feel threatened, we will try of not to frighten them with sudden movements, if we observed that a nest is close we will have to remove ourselves, the most suitable thing is to follow the wasps at night to determine its location, in addition the works to gardening we make them with gloves and we try not to walk barefoot by the garden or around the swimming pool. It is not necessary to seal cracks of the beehive, since always encontraran a place to go out. It is important not to leave food and sweet drinks in exterior, since they feel attracted towards them.

The traps for wasps are more effective when they place in places near to the beehives.

The insects it has a special attraction towards the showy colors.

    Exist repelentes natural like the smoke, it is used to move the beehives or usually for destroy them. Also water with detergents can be used, is placed a trap with water and detergent, as the wasps need to be wetted to eat enter the container and remain caught in the liquid.

    The traps outdoors serve as remedy for the control of wasps, but he is advisable to use several traps around zone to eat or yard and to place them in advance to the activities to make to optimize results, not to leave the traps in the outside more than one night, because the wasps have the capacity to learn to escape. In order to undo of the caught wasps it follows the indications of the label, to avoid stings.

The utilization of bait liquid is the most advisable thing to capture wasps.

To realize a trap for wasps, one can uses like liquído attractively refreshments or juices.

     Change the traps of location wasps or the used bait, if it observes that it is not attracting a sufficient amount of wasps, during the spring and beginnings of summer there is advisable the utilization of food of cat for the traps and in the autumn the bait that is included in the trap. If it observed that the bait exists an excessive amount of wasps can be used poisoned, but will be essential to contact with a specialist in control of plagues of wasps.
 

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