Paper wasps

Done, Ava T-B. Thanks!

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Thanks so much. Very informative.

These are adult paper wasps of some kind. Wasps don't have nymphs, they have grub like larva which live in the chambers of the hive. You can also tell they are adult insects because nymphs are characteristically wingless. Many of these paper wasps are very similar so I'd may be a little tricky.
http://bugguide.net/node/view/572

Yes, or else they would be legless larvae

OK, thanks sth002. So are these full grown?

No such thing as wasp "nymphs", BTW!