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Hello #Fediverse!
Any #wasps expert here? We might have a queen hibernating in our bedroom, and would love some advice. I have disturbed her this evening, and she started buzzing around for some minutes. Went out, closed her inside, and by the time we returned with a cup to catch her she has disappeared and has gone completely silent. Windows and doors shut, so we believe she has probably crawled in some remote corner within the wardrobe. What should we do? Leave or find her?
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Hello #Fediverse!
Any #wasps expert here? We might have a queen hibernating in our bedroom, and would love some advice. I have disturbed her this evening, and she started buzzing around for some minutes. Went out, closed her inside, and by the time we returned with a cup to catch her she has disappeared and has gone completely silent. Windows and doors shut, so we believe she has probably crawled in some remote corner within the wardrobe. What should we do? Leave or find her?
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Hello #Fediverse!
Any #wasps expert here? We might have a queen hibernating in our bedroom, and would love some advice. I have disturbed her this evening, and she started buzzing around for some minutes. Went out, closed her inside, and by the time we returned with a cup to catch her she has disappeared and has gone completely silent. Windows and doors shut, so we believe she has probably crawled in some remote corner within the wardrobe. What should we do? Leave or find her?
#adviceThank you everyone for resharing. I woke her up again when I moved the curtains and the heating went on. She was quite sleepy and easy to capture. We left her outside, hoping she will fine a better place to rest. I suspect she was from the huge colony that last summer made our willow buzzier than an electricity plant. I had a lot of fun observing them (still overcoming my fear) and giving them small offerings. I wish her a restful winter and a good buzzy night to you all
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@Uair @futurebird found and out. We can just hope now she will find a nice spot and have a restful hibernation
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Thank you everyone for resharing. I woke her up again when I moved the curtains and the heating went on. She was quite sleepy and easy to capture. We left her outside, hoping she will fine a better place to rest. I suspect she was from the huge colony that last summer made our willow buzzier than an electricity plant. I had a lot of fun observing them (still overcoming my fear) and giving them small offerings. I wish her a restful winter and a good buzzy night to you all
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@Uair @futurebird found and out. We can just hope now she will find a nice spot and have a restful hibernation
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