The European Paper Wasp (Home Gardening Series)

As a newcomer to home landscapes in the Pacific Northwest (PNW), the European paper wasp has a reputation for being both a beneficial predator and a pest. The European paper wasp is a relatively tame ...

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Authors: Bush, Michael R. , Murray, Todd A.

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