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It is bigger and gives birth to baby yellow jackets
A yellow jacket life span starts off as an small egg which is protected by the colony queen till they hatch. Next is the pupa and larva, this is the stage where the yellow jacket gains nutrients and grow wings and limbs. Last is the adult. Yellow jackets die in the winter.
Yellow Jackets build concealed nests underground or in protected cavities. Nest size varies widely; some nests can be held in one hand, whereas nests in warmer climates may weigh half a ton. In late summer, colonies produce new queens and males. After mating, these new queens go into hibernation. Males and workers do not survive the winter. The following spring the queen emerges from hibernation and searches for a suitable nesting site. Yellow jackets diet consists of meats, sweets, and ripe fruit. They can sting repeatedly, especially when trapped in clothing, because their stingers don't have barbs. They will sting without apparent provocationThe Yellowjackets, the American jazz fusion quartet
The difference between the queen bee and a worker bee is if u look in between their eyes, it should have a black or yellow nose between their eyes. If it is yellow its and guard bee if it is yellow its a queen bee.
Yellow jackets (wasps) have smooth stings which do not get trapped so when the insect stings it has no problem removing it. For this reason it can sting multiple times. If it does so, and runs out of venom it will soon produce more. It is not possible to put a maximum on the number of times the insect can sting.
A yellow jacket is a variety of wasp, and yes, the queen can sting.
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we've had alot of rain & the queen Emma palms leaves are turning "yellow"...What do I do?
to much water
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