A hornet's nest in my neighbor's tree
A hornet's nest in my neighbor's tree
They don't ever seem to bother him or anyone else that walks by.
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Hornets are generally fairly docile because they need to conserve their energy to chase me around neighborhood
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Spicy piñata!
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Idk who needs to hear this, but don't put your dick in that
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Instructions unclear, died of anaphylaxis.
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Fire arrows.
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Forbidden Giant Strawberry
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My neighbor had one like this in his tree, bald face hornets. He would mow under it and do yardwork, they never bothered him. However, me across the street got stung on two separate occasions before I asked to split the cost of an exterminator because those bastards kept stinging me in the face. I hate killing things but I hate being stung more.
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I have an uncontrollable fear reaction around wasps, they sense it, they get scared and then defensive, it's a nice vicious cycle.
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meirl
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Bald face hornets are extra scary. One of their tools is spraying venom into an animals eyes, leaving them temporarily blind
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That nest is ⁀o⁀
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the word “fuck” in cursive
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That's a very pretty terrorist HQ
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Hornets in your neighbourhood are a good thing - they eat wasps and other nuisances, and they do not usually sting you.
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They mostly pretty on bees though, and at least in my neck of the woods, are considered invasive.
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wasp?! I heard about mosquitoes but never heard about wasps
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Aye. Technically, hornets are just a bigger kind of wasps, but they still do hunt their smaller cousins.
The only thing really to know is that it is not advisable to get too close to their nest. If you leave them be, they leave you be, too.
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Yeah, wasps are hardy a nuisance unless you're close to their nest. Hornets on the other hand go out of their way to ruin my day.
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The outside has been painted by Van Gogh.
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Once empty. That'll be worth $50-$75 on Craigslist or Facebook marketplace.
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Its gorgeous, actually
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spawn more overlords
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What's Uchiha Madara doing in your bush?