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A common axis is an insect of the genus axis and one of the most common representatives of this genus in Central Europe. It is an indigenous Slovenian species. The usual axis is typically yellow-colored. The nuts measure up to 20 mm in length and the workers are significantly smaller (11-13 mm). Trots reach a length of 13-16 mm. In spite of the fact that in mid-November, we are still happily flying around.
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Do you still have wasps in your life?
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No
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Have you ever been bitten by a wasp?
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The November cold forced the wasps in my region to hide for the winter. It’s good because they’re really annoying.
They also started to crawl in our country because it was very cold
We use to have the nasty blue ones, with iridescent wings. But when I bought the tennis racket shaped insect zapper, I was finally able to get them under control.
I also have such a racket haha-they are very annoying and it’s painful if it sips
yeah, those guys are jerks
Thank you for viewing and commenting-really they are annoying
I destroy their nests wherever I find them
I also destroy them – it’s a useless and annoying bug
right there with you, buddy. right there with you…
Oh, I really dislike wasps. It’s finally getting cold, so I hope I won’t be seeing them for a while.
I hope too – they are very annoying Ellie
I haven’t seen that type because it’s typical of Slovenia, right?
But in my tropical place, wasps are always there and I fly around here and there while it’s not raining.
Luckily I have never been stung by a bee.
These are examples that live in Europe just as well
They spread widely in Europe, right?
Yes, and they are very annoying
Ah, really? Are they dangerous too?
We still have axes ….
Beware that this is not what bites Vidocka
The sting of a wasp is very painful
It can really be painful dear friend
Thank you very much lado.
Thank you for viewing and commenting Robin