Paper Wasp with Nest and Larve

Description:

Paper Wasps are a part of the hymenoptera family. Wasps build a nest containing layers of hexagonal cells. They look very similar to a bees nest, but are made from a grey papery material rather than wax.This is formed from wood pulp. The queen wasp lays a single, almost invisible egg inside each hexagonal cell. This is nurtured by the other wasps in the colony, and it grows to become a wasp larvae, swelling to fill the cell (as seen in pics 1 2 and 3).Once the larvae reach a certain size their cell is papered over, and they being the process of transforming into an adult wasp.

Notes:

note the papery material covering the cells in the first pic also the larve in the 2nd pic.