The nests of the European paper wasps (Polists dominula) look similar to other native wasps, but you will know the difference when you see these yellow-and-black-stripped wasps heading for you.

But European paper wasps (Polistes dominulus; pictured) help unrelated individuals to breed and researchers have discovered why: it affords them the possibility of inheriting the breeder's nest ...

European paper wasps, are beneficial predators of caterpillars and other insects — not people, unless provoked. EPWs are often mistaken for yellowjackets. Here’s how to tell them apart.

A European wasp nest found in Canberra typically accommodates around 3,000 wasps. ... "Asian paper wasps and European wasps are much more aggressive in our environment." ...

Stung by a wasp this summer? It might not be the spiteful yellowjacket. The first European paper wasp was found Monday in Edmonton, an invasive species already common in Medicine Hat and evidently ...

What kind of wasps are in the Lowcountry and how can you avoid stings? Here's what to know about these pesky summer insects.

The European paper wasps’ colorful nest features open combs with cells for raising their brood and is impressively durable thanks to their saliva, which makes the nest water-resistant, and other ...

There are a number of paper wasp species native to particular areas of the United States, as well as an invasive one, a European variety that has spread nationwide since its arrival in the 1970s ...

An average German Wasp nest is much bigger. Likened to the size of a rugby football, a single German Wasp nest accommodates at least 400 individuals. As the nest gets bigger, that number can go up to ...

A European wasp has black antennae and smaller legs than a paper wasp. (Supplied: DAFWA)He said if the wasps became established in the state it would not be surprising to see them in vast numbers.

Pensoft Publishers. "A genus of European paper wasps revised for the first time using integrative taxonomy." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2017 / 11 / 171113095619.htm (accessed ...

A biology student in Italy realised that the coloured paper he was giving to a captive colony of European paper wasps was being used to make kaleidoscopic nests. It is an example of how human ...