Identification
Date Taken
2002
Location
Michigan
Caption
One kind of wasp nest looks like a collection of cell-like chambers. In these chambers, young wasps develop from eggs, through the larval stage, and into adult wasps. When fully developed the wasps chew a hole in the wall of the nest to get out. You can see such holes in this picture of a wasp's nest made with mud.
- Type
- Photo
- Subject
- Sign
- Type
- Photo
- Subject
- Nest
Contributors
Tanya Dewey (photographer; copyright holder; identification), Animal Diversity Web
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