Welcome to the Green Wasp Removal TH-cam Channel! In this episode, we continue training and mentoring the Manchester University Wasp Survey Team, on October 8, 2024, as they take on a busy ground nest filled with Eastern Yellowjackets, or Vespula maculifrons, a beneficial native wasp species here in upstate Indiana, USA.
The nest was located in the backyard of a private residence in an area that was dangerous to the clients so it had to be removed.
We’ll show you the entire job, from the team making a species ID when they first arrived, to the collection of the adult forager wasps flying in and out of the nest, to using the scope cam to see the wasps underground (NOTE: the date seen on the scope cam screen itself is not correct, we often do not bother resetting the correct date on the scope cam in the field, scope footage was shot on 10/8/24, regardless of what the scope cam screen date shows), to digging out the nest brood comb, to the freezing the wasp specimens in dry ice to preserve their venom for Venom Immunotherapy (VIT).
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