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Why are Wasps and Hornets Nature’s Natural Pesticides?

Jo Cartmell insects 30th September 20156th November 2017insects, wasp
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It is unfortunate that wasps and hornets have a reputation of being insects to be feared. They are Nature’s beneficial natural pesticides, so should be welcome in our gardens. Having photographed and filmed them many times, I now love to meet these characterful insects. Read more

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