Wasp in a sentence

(1) The insect was a wasp.

(2) She got stung by a wasp.

(3) Aroints, you buzzing wasp!

(4) The wasp was in attack mode.

(5) The wasp stung me on the arm.

(6) The wasp begnaws on the fruit.

(7) The wasp is a stinging insect.

(8) The wasp landed on the flower.

(9) The wasp was trying to escape.

(10) The wasp buzzed around my head.

Wasp sentence

(11) The pupa will morph into a wasp.

(12) The wasp circled around my head.

(13) The wasp flew out of the window.

(14) A wasp can sting and cause pain.

(15) The wasp will fly by the picnic.

(16) The wasp was bothering the dogs.

(17) The wasp appeared out of nowhere.

(18) The wasp buzzed around the garden.

(19) The wasp flew in a zigzag pattern.

(20) The bee interbreeds with the wasp.

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(21) The wasp was a pest that stung me.

(22) The imago of a wasp can sting you.

(23) There was a wasp nest in the tree.

(24) I saw a wasp flying in the garden.

(25) The wasp was hiding in the bushes.

(26) The wasp alit on the picnic table.

(27) The pupa metamorphosed into a wasp.

(28) A wasp is an insect that can sting.

(29) The bug was a wasp and it stung me.

(30) The wasp was trapped in the window.

Sentence of wasp

(31) The wasp buzzed away from the porch.

(32) The wasp landed on the flower petal.

(33) The wasp's presence made me nervous.

(34) The wasp flew off into the distance.

(35) The wasp stung the child on the hand.

(36) The wasp was ovipositing in a burrow.

(37) Bembexes are a type of solitary wasp.

(38) Bembixes are a type of solitary wasp.

(39) The stinger of a wasp contains venom.

(40) The wasp's sting can be quite painful.

Wasp meaningful sentence

(41) A wasp sting out inside the classroom.

(42) Chalcids are a type of parasitic wasp.

(43) The sting off a wasp can leave a mark.

(44) The aculei of the wasp can be painful.

(45) The wasp was an invader in the garage.

(46) The wasp covered over behind the nest.

(47) The wasp had black and yellow stripes.

(48) The wasp was aggressive when provoked.

(49) The wasp stung the gardener on the ear.

(50) The wasp hovered near the fallen fruit.

Wasp sentence examples

(51) A wasp sting out inside the restaurant.

(52) The pupa will metamorphose into a wasp.

(53) The pupa is metamorphosing into a wasp.

(54) The wasp left a sting up inside my leg.

(55) If you see a wasp, manage away from it.

(56) Look out for the wasp, it's aggressive.

(57) The wasp was stuck in the spider's web.

(58) I saw a wasp crawling on the windowpane.

(59) A wasp sting out inside the open window.

(60) The clypeus of the wasp had sharp edges.

Sentence with wasp

(61) The larva is metamorphosing into a wasp.

(62) The sting off a wasp can cause swelling.

(63) I saw a wasp sting up outside my window.

(64) The pupa was metamorphosing into a wasp.

(65) The wasp kept buzzing around the picnic.

(66) The wasp was hovering over the barbecue.

(67) The wasp was attracted to bright colors.

(68) Be careful not to sting up the wasp nest.

(69) I swatted the wasp away with a newspaper.

(70) The wasp darted in and out of the bushes.

Use wasp in a sentence

(71) I felt a sharp pain as the wasp stung me.

(72) The wasp disappeared into the tall grass.

(73) The wasp darted towards the fallen fruit.

(74) The wasp was ovipositing in a tree trunk.

(75) The wasp was ovipositing in a paper nest.

(76) The wasp is going to attack the bee hive.

(77) Watch out for the wasp, it has a stinger.

(78) The wasp was looking for a place to land.

(79) The wasp was able to fly onto the flower.

(80) The wasp stung the picnic-goer on the lip.

Sentence using wasp

(81) The wasp buzzed away from the window sill.

(82) The wasp buzzed away from the tree branch.

(83) I saw a wasp flying near the picnic table.

(84) The wasp's stinger was sharp and menacing.

(85) The wasp left a sting up around my finger.

(86) The sting off a wasp can be quite painful.

(87) The word chalcid refers to a type of wasp.

(88) The wasp slicked out from below the eaves.

(89) The wasp will lay eggs in the caterpillar.

(90) The wasp's wing helped it defend its nest.

Wasp example sentence

(91) The wasp was attracted to the sweet scent.

(92) The wasp buzzed away from the picnic table.

(93) The wasp's wings glistened in the sunlight.

(94) The wasp bombilated angrily when disturbed.

(95) The annulose wasp built a nest in the tree.

(96) The wasp can bite and sting multiple times.

(97) The wasp will fly away after it stings you.

(98) The wasp's wings were thin and translucent.

(99) The wasp flew away after using its stinger.

(100) The wasp was swatted away with a newspaper.

Sentence with word wasp

(101) The wasp was captured and released outside.

(102) The wasp stings caused swelling and redness.

(103) I got stung by a wasp while mowing the lawn.

(104) The wasp's sting left a red mark on my skin.

(105) I spotted a wasp crawling on the windowpane.

(106) The wasp's wings made a faint humming sound.

(107) The wasp sting out inside the picnic basket.

(108) The child swat by a wasp and started crying.

(109) The vespid wasp buzzed loudly as it flew by.

(110) The wasp oviposits its eggs in caterpillars.

Sentence of wasp

(111) The alated wasp built its nest in the eaves.

(112) I saw a wasp sting out outside of my window.

(113) The gaster of the wasp contains the stinger.

(114) The wasp was flying too close to the ground.

(115) The wasp was circling around the fruit bowl.

(116) The wasp's forewings were narrow and pointed.

(117) The palpi of the wasp were sharp and pointed.

(118) The wasp's abdomen was slender and elongated.

(119) The wasp was building a nest under the porch.

(120) The wasp was startled by the sudden movement.

Wasp used in a sentence

(121) The hymenopteran wasp can be a nuisance pest.

(122) The wasp made a threatening buzz into the air.

(123) The wasp made a sudden buzz into the backyard.

(124) The wasp gave a menacing buzz out of the nest.

(125) The wasp stings can be treated with ice packs.

(126) The wasp's stinger can be used multiple times.

(127) I spotted a wasp flying around the fruit bowl.

(128) I could hear the wasp buzzing from a distance.

(129) The tibiae of the wasp were used for stinging.

(130) The spider snared a wasp in its intricate web.

Wasp sentence in English

(131) The wasp left a painful sting around my thumb.

(132) The bembix wasp builds its nest in the ground.

(133) The metasoma of the wasp contains the stinger.

(134) The wasp was harmless and didn't sting anyone.

(135) The epimera of the wasp were sharp and pointed.

(136) The wasp oviposits its eggs in a spider's body.

(137) The bembex wasp is also known as the sand wasp.

(138) The bugong is often mistaken for a bee or wasp.

(139) The wasp was bazzing angrily as it flew around.

(140) The torpid wasp buzzed around the picnic table.

(141) The botfly is often mistaken for a bee or wasp.

(142) The wasp gave a menacing buzz out of the bushes.

(143) The wasp's stinger can cause a painful reaction.

(144) I got stung by a wasp while hiking in the woods.

(145) The imago of a wasp can deliver a painful sting.

(146) I ran away from the wasp to avoid getting stung.

(147) I accidentally disturbed a wasp while gardening.

(148) I carefully avoided the wasp as it flew past me.

(149) The apteral wasp built its nest in a tree trunk.

(150) The metasoma of a wasp is slender and elongated.

(151) The aculeus of a wasp can cause a painful sting.

(152) The wasp buzzes away from the fruit on the tree.

(153) She used a broomstick to knock up the wasp nest.

(154) The wasp sting out outside caused a lot of pain.

(155) The wasp slicked out from below the window sill.

(156) The wasp built a nest in a hollow over the roof.

(157) Bembex is a type of wasp found in North America.

(158) The bembex wasp preys on other insects for food.

(159) Bembix is a type of wasp found in North America.

(160) The bembix wasp preys on other insects for food.

(161) I had to swat off a wasp that was flying near me.

(162) The wasp's stinging attack caught me by surprise.

(163) The wasp stung the child on the back of the neck.

(164) The wasp's sting down my cheek left a small mark.

(165) The metasoma of a wasp is attached to the thorax.

(166) The wasp oviposits its eggs inside a caterpillar.

(167) The wasp built its nest in the spaw of the eaves.

(168) The wasp oviposits its eggs inside a host insect.

(169) The front porch is a trouble spot for wasp nests.

(170) The wasp built a nest in a hollow near the eaves.

(171) The wasp hovered to snack beneath the apple tree.

(172) The pupa will metamorphose with time into a wasp.

(173) The wasp withdrew its stinger to avoid detection.

(174) The wasp was a nuisance during the outdoor party.

(175) The wasp was trying to steal food from the plate.

(176) The wasp was everywhere during the summer months.

(177) The hymenopteran wasp built its nest underground.

(178) The sister ship of the USS Hornet is the USS Wasp.

(179) I watched the wasp build its nest under the eaves.

(180) The wasp's black and yellow stripes were distinct.

(181) The wasp slicked down from under the picnic table.

(182) She used the bigstick to knock down the wasp nest.

(183) The wasp sting left a welt through to the forearm.

(184) The aculeus of a wasp can deliver multiple stings.

(185) The fore-wings of the wasp were sharp and pointed.

(186) The hind-wing of the wasp is narrow and elongated.

(187) The sister ship of the USS Wasp is the USS Hornet.

(188) The cephalon of a wasp is equipped with a stinger.

(189) The wasp oviposits its eggs in a spider's egg sac.

(190) The palpus of the wasp was used to sting its prey.

(191) My hand swelled up after I was beestung by a wasp.

(192) The aculeus of the wasp can cause a painful sting.

(193) The beeswinged wasp stung the unsuspecting victim.

(194) The beetfly is often mistaken for a bee or a wasp.

(195) The wasp's venom stung through with a sharp sting.

(196) The wasp crawled into a contract beneath the nest.

(197) Hornets are a type of wasp that can be aggressive.

(198) The spiracles of a wasp are located on its abdomen.

(199) The decapitated wasp's stinger twitched menacingly.

(200) I cautiously approached the wasp nest to remove it.

(201) The venom of a wasp can cause an allergic reaction.

(202) I felt a sudden fear when the wasp flew towards me.

(203) The loggerhead wasp is known for its painful sting.

(204) The wasp defended its nest in the spaw of the roof.

(205) The USS Wasp was the sister ship of the USS Hornet.

(206) The wasp gobbled down the fruit juice from the cup.

(207) The bembex wasp is known for its hunting abilities.

(208) The bembix wasp is known for its hunting abilities.

(209) The wasp bombinates angrily as it defends its nest.

(210) The mesosoma of a wasp contains the wings and legs.

(211) The hymenopteran wasp injected venom into its prey.

(212) I cautiously approached the wasp nest to observe it.

(213) I quickly swatted the wasp before it could sting me.

(214) The entomion of a wasp is located near its metasoma.

(215) The chalcid wasp belongs to the family Chalcidoidea.

(216) The envenomated wasp nest hung from the tree branch.

(217) Look out, there's a wasp nest hanging from the tree.

(218) The wasp's stinger stung out around the child's arm.

(219) The bee flew around the hive to circumvent the wasp.

(220) The caterpillar will contract down to become a wasp.

(221) The wasp's forewings had a slight iridescent quality.

(222) The wasp made a threatening buzz into the playground.

(223) He used the broom handle to knock down the wasp nest.

(224) The labium of a wasp is used for biting and stinging.

(225) The wasp's sting away left a swollen mark on my skin.

(226) The forewing of the wasp can deliver a painful sting.

(227) The wasp's abdomen was equipped with a sharp stinger.

(228) The queenless wasp nest was abandoned by the workers.

(229) The wasp nest was hidden in the soffit of the garage.

(230) The wasp is an insect that can sting and build nests.

(231) The wasp is a stinging insect that can be aggressive.

(232) The hymenopteran wasp can be a beneficial pollinator.

(233) The antennal flagellum of a wasp helps it locate prey.

(234) We need to exterminate the wasp nest inside the attic.

(235) The pronotum of the wasp was yellow and black striped.

(236) The sclerites on the wasp's body are smooth and shiny.

(237) The chalcid wasp is a beneficial insect for gardeners.

(238) The chalcid wasp has a slender body and long antennae.

(239) I got a sting out outside from a wasp while gardening.

(240) The forewing of the wasp is yellow with black stripes.

(241) The bembex wasp is a member of the Crabronidae family.

(242) The bembix wasp is a member of the Crabronidae family.

(243) The myrmecophile wasp preys on ants to feed its young.

(244) The brachycerous wasp was building a nest in the tree.

(245) The wasp built its nest, and the hornet built its own.

(246) The wasp made a sudden buzz into the backyard barbecue.

(247) I swung the swatter at the wasp buzzing around my head.

(248) I had a scare upon discovering a wasp nest in my attic.

(249) The alated wasp buzzed angrily as it defended its nest.

(250) The wasp nuzzled up against the tree to build its nest.

(251) The apivorous wasp stung the bees to steal their honey.

(252) I noticed a wasp nest near the entrance of the outhouse.

(253) The brachypterous wasp stung the intruder near its nest.

(254) I observed the wasp as it collected nectar from flowers.

(255) The prothorax of a wasp is where the stinger is located.

(256) The woman screamed in pain when she was stung by a wasp.

(257) The hiker accidentally trampled onto a hidden wasp nest.

(258) The wasp buzzed angrily before flying off to sting away.

(259) The aristas on the wasp's stinger were used for defense.

(260) The anthophilous wasp feeds on flower nectar and pollen.

(261) The antennal design of the wasp was adapted for hunting.

(262) The parasitoid wasp lays its eggs inside the host insect.

(263) I used a wasp trap to catch and remove the pesky insects.

(264) The venomous sting of a wasp can be painful when outside.

(265) I got a sting off a wasp while gardening in the backyard.

(266) The chalcid wasp feeds on the tissues of its host insect.

(267) The chalcid wasp is a natural enemy of many insect pests.

(268) The fore-wings of the wasp were yellow and black striped.

(269) The hives persisted for days after being stung by a wasp.

(270) As he was griming the fence, he found a hidden wasp nest.

(271) The obtect pupa of a wasp is enclosed in a papery cocoon.

(272) The truculence of the wasp made the picnic-goer cautious.

(273) The venom of a wasp can cause anaphylaxis in some people.

(274) The wasp stung the boy, but the hornet didn't bother him.

(275) The hymenopteran wasp can be a predator of other insects.

(276) The brachypterous wasp built its nest close to the ground.

(277) I always keep a can of wasp spray handy during the summer.

(278) I had to call an exterminator to get rid of the wasp nest.

(279) I felt a sharp sting down my back from a hidden wasp nest.

(280) The alipeds of a wasp are used for defense and aggression.

(281) The chalcid wasp is a natural enemy of certain crop pests.

(282) The mesosoma of a wasp is typically slender and elongated.

(283) The wasp built its nest in the nid of a hollow tree trunk.

(284) Watch out underneath the roof, there might be a wasp nest.

(285) The wasp is a flying insect that can sting and cause pain.

(286) The wasp's stingers can cause a painful reaction in humans.

(287) The wasp stings can be dangerous for people with allergies.

(288) The stridulating noise of a wasp can be quite intimidating.

(289) The wasp buzzed angrily as it flew around the picnic table.

(290) The unhatched wasp eggs were protected inside a paper nest.

(291) The wasp buzzes away from the children playing in the park.

(292) The chalcid wasp undergoes metamorphosis from egg to adult.

(293) The wasp would buzz down to defend its nest from intruders.

(294) The wasp built a nest and caught insects to feed its young.

(295) The wasp is a type of insect that can sting and cause pain.

(296) The venom in the wasp's sting can cause a burning sensation.

(297) The wasp sting on my arm caused it to swell up and turn red.

(298) The swarm inside the wasp nest was becoming more aggressive.

(299) The wasp's sting down my lip caused swelling and discomfort.

(300) The homeowner had to roost out the wasp nest from the eaves.

(301) The presence of a wasp nest alarmed off of the picnic-goers.

(302) The alated wasp built its nest under the eaves of the house.

(303) The envenomated wasp buzzed angrily around the picnic table.

(304) The wasp's sting around my cheek made it difficult to speak.

(305) The parasitoid wasp is a common sight in gardens and fields.

(306) The tracheae of a wasp enable it to sting and defend itself.

(307) A wasp sting can be lethal if you are allergic to its venom.

(308) The banded hornet is a type of wasp that builds paper nests.

(309) The homeowner had to swat down a wasp that entered the house.

(310) I accidentally broke the swatter while trying to kill a wasp.

(311) The elytra of a wasp are used to grip surfaces when climbing.

(312) The cerci of the wasp are used for defense against predators.

(313) The wasp's sting around my neck made it difficult to swallow.

(314) The wasp's sting around my nose made it difficult to breathe.

(315) The elytra of a wasp are sharp and pointed, used for defense.

(316) The bembex wasp is a fascinating insect to observe in nature.

(317) The inquiline wasp lays its eggs in the nests of other wasps.

(318) The hymenopterous wasp is a common predator of other insects.

(319) The hymenopterous wasp can deliver a painful sting to humans.

(320) The wasp eggs hatched into larvae that were fed by the queen.

(321) The homeowner tried to pest out the wasp nest in the backyard.

(322) The mother swatted at the wasp that was flying near her child.

(323) The wasp's stinger is sharp and can easily penetrate the skin.

(324) The wasp lays eggs in paralyzed prey for its young to feed on.

(325) The forewing of a wasp is often marked with distinct patterns.

(326) The wasp buzzes away from the picnic basket when we unpack it.

(327) The chalcid wasp has a specialized ovipositor for laying eggs.

(328) The hind-wings of the wasp were striped with yellow and black.

(329) The wasp would buzz down to investigate any potential threats.

(330) The bembix wasp is a fascinating and important insect species.

(331) The wasp injected venom in spite of the victim being harmless.

(332) The thelytokous wasp can reproduce without mating with a male.

(333) The venom above the wasp's stinger is used to subdue its prey.

(334) The bellicose wasp buzzed and stung anyone who came too close.

(335) The gardener is baiting the wasp traps to keep the garden safe.

(336) The venom inside the wasp's stinger is used to defend its nest.

(337) The browntail wasp built its nest under the eaves of the house.

(338) The wasp scurried into the room, buzzing around the fruit bowl.

(339) The parasitoid wasp is a key player in biological pest control.

(340) The wasp stung a hopper to paralyze it before carrying it away.

(341) The wasp's sting out inside my arm caused swelling and redness.

(342) The venom around the wasp's sting can cause allergic reactions.

(343) The venom inside the wasp's sting can cause allergic reactions.

(344) The school had to cordon out the playground due to a wasp nest.

(345) The wasp sting on my leg caused it to swell up and become itchy.

(346) The wasp's stingers can be used to inject venom into their prey.

(347) I got a sting up inside my shoulder after being stung by a wasp.

(348) The tergum of the wasp is sharp and can deliver a painful sting.

(349) The chalcid wasp lays its eggs inside the eggs of other insects.

(350) The cephalon of a wasp is elongated and equipped with a stinger.

(351) The bembex wasp has a distinctive black and yellow striped body.

(352) The bembex wasp is a natural predator of the cicada killer wasp.

(353) The bembix wasp has a distinctive black and yellow striped body.

(354) The bembix wasp has a stinger that it uses to paralyze its prey.

(355) The bembix wasp is a natural predator of the cicada killer wasp.

(356) The vespid wasp's wings beat rapidly as it flew through the air.

(357) The wasp is a stinging insect that can be dangerous if provoked.

(358) The homeowner had to bash down on the wasp nest to get rid of it.

(359) The sternite of the wasp was equipped with a stinger for defense.

(360) The wasp will parasitize the caterpillar and lay its eggs inside.

(361) The child cried after getting a sting in on his hand from a wasp.

(362) The wasp stores nectar in underground chambers to feed its young.

(363) The wasp searches for hidden crevices to find nectar and insects.

(364) The golf course fumigates the clubhouse to eliminate a wasp nest.

(365) The thought of going near a wasp nest made her tingle with hives.

(366) As he was griming the outdoor grill, he found a hidden wasp nest.

(367) The wasp was frozen in mid-flight, its stinger poised for attack.

(368) The bedeguars on the rose bush were caused by a wasp laying eggs.

(369) The chalcid wasp is a common natural enemy of the alfalfa weevil.

(370) The stinger of a bumblebee is not as painful as a wasp's stinger.

(371) The black and yellow stripes of a wasp are a form of aposematism.

(372) The stinging sensation of the wasp's sting made me scream in pain.

(373) The homeowner had to bash down on the wasp nest with a broomstick.

(374) The bombycid larvae are often parasitized by various wasp species.

(375) The wasp's sting away can be dangerous for those who are allergic.

(376) The tergites of the wasp's abdomen were segmented for flexibility.

(377) The chalcid wasp is a valuable asset in organic farming practices.

(378) The macropterous wasp built its nest under the eaves of the house.

(379) Ichneumons are a type of parasitic wasp commonly found in forests.

(380) The parasitoid wasp is a natural enemy of many agricultural pests.

(381) The bembix wasp is a common sight in many North American habitats.

(382) The hind-wings of the wasp were used for steering and maneuvering.

(383) The venom during a wasp sting can cause intense pain and swelling.

(384) The venom of a wasp can cause an allergic reaction in some people.

(385) The pond scum wasp was a species that thrived in such environments.

(386) The pond scum wasp's sting was painful but not dangerous to humans.

(387) I accidentally stepped on a wasp nest and got stung multiple times.

(388) The wasp will parasitize the ant and use it as a host for its eggs.

(389) The venomous wasp delivers venom as a means of paralyzing its prey.

(390) The bedeguar gall is caused by a tiny wasp called Diplolepis rosae.

(391) The female wasp uses her ovipositor to lay eggs in the host's body.

(392) The wasp buzzed around before deciding to perch inside the beehive.

(393) The alipeds of a wasp are used for capturing and immobilizing prey.

(394) The wasp buzzes away from the barbecue grill when we start cooking.

(395) The parasitoid wasp lays its eggs inside the body of a host insect.

(396) Scolia dubia is a species of wasp that is found in Europe and Asia.

(397) I found a flyswatter in the garage and used it to shoo away a wasp.

(398) The venom outside of the wasp's stinger can cause painful swelling.

(399) The venom through the sting of a wasp can cause anaphylactic shock.

(400) The wasp did a fly by of the picnic before stinging a person's arm.

(401) The cerci of a wasp are used for sensing prey and potential threats.

(402) The pond scum wasp's nest was carefully observed by the researchers.

(403) She developed a severe sting with hives after being stung by a wasp.

(404) The hind-wings of the wasp were buzzing menacingly as it approached.

(405) The aggressive wasp kept dive bombing anyone who came near its nest.

(406) The wasp stung its victim, injecting venom through with its stinger.

(407) The oviposition site of a wasp is typically a small hole or crevice.

(408) The wasp's stinger pierced the air, reaching out beyond the flowers.

(409) The vespid wasp's nest was made of chewed up wood fibers and saliva.

(410) The transformation of a caterpillar into a wasp is a unique process.

(411) The botfly is often mistaken for a bee or wasp due to its appearance.

(412) The gardener accidentally stepped on a nasty onto a hidden wasp nest.

(413) The chalcid wasp is a solitary insect that does not live in colonies.

(414) The sternite of a wasp is the hard, chitinous plate on its underside.

(415) The wasp sting out beside my hand made it difficult to grip anything.

(416) The wasp is a stinging insect that can be aggressive when threatened.

(417) The brachypterous wasp was unable to defend itself against predators.

(418) We noticed a wasp nest in the soffits and had to call an exterminator.

(419) The yellow jacket is a type of wasp known for its aggressive behavior.

(420) The wasp will parasitize the spider and use it as a host for its eggs.

(421) The envenomated wasp's nest was carefully removed to avoid any stings.

(422) The wasp's sting felt like a fiery burn as it stung out inside my arm.

(423) The sound of a wasp flying around his head made him tingle with hives.

(424) The students screamed away from the wasp buzzing around the classroom.

(425) Scolia flavifrons is a species of wasp that is found in South America.

(426) The cephalothoracic region of the wasp contains the stinger and wings.

(427) The wasp flies through pollen, searching for a spot to build its nest.

(428) The parasitic wasp parasitizes on the eggs or larvae of other insects.

(429) The larva of a wasp is generally parasitic and feeds on other insects.

(430) The pond scum wasp's presence was an indication of a healthy ecosystem.

(431) The mandibles of the wasp were used to capture and immobilize its prey.

(432) The wasp's stingers can cause an allergic reaction in some individuals.

(433) The chalcid wasp has a unique life cycle that involves multiple stages.

(434) The macropterous wasp built its nest in the corner of the window frame.

(435) As she was griming the patio furniture, she noticed a hidden wasp nest.

(436) The scolia wasp is known for its long, slender body and powerful wings.

(437) The venom of a tarantula hawk wasp can cause intense pain and swelling.

(438) The bee collected nectar from the flowers, but the wasp chased it away.

(439) The harmless beetle uses Batesian mimicry to look like a stinging wasp.

(440) The gallfly is often mistaken for a wasp due to its similar appearance.

(441) The hind-wing of the wasp is used for rapid acceleration during flight.

(442) The inquilines in the wasp nest were mites that fed on the wasp larvae.

(443) The exuviae of the wasp were carefully examined for scientific research.

(444) The ommatidia in a wasp's compound eye are arranged in a hexagonal grid.

(445) The ommatidial units in a wasp's eye allow it to track fast-moving prey.

(446) The episterna of the wasp's body aid in capturing and immobilizing prey.

(447) The wasp's long legs allow it to reach deep into flowers to find nectar.

(448) The exterminators successfully eliminated a wasp nest from our backyard.

(449) The parasitoid wasp is highly effective in controlling pest populations.

(450) The stingless wasp builds intricate nests using plant fibers and saliva.

(451) My pet tarantula hawk wasp is so scary, but she's also very fascinating.

(452) The venom of a wasp can be painful, but it is also used in pest control.

(453) The bembex wasp is a beneficial insect for controlling pest populations.

(454) The bembix wasp is a beneficial insect for controlling pest populations.

(455) The nido of a wasp is a paper-like structure made from chewed wood pulp.

(456) The chalcid wasp is a tiny parasitic insect that preys on other insects.

(457) The hymenopterous wasp is a natural predator of many agricultural pests.

(458) The sternite of a wasp is the hard, chitinous plate on its ventral side.

(459) The instar of a wasp is marked by the development of its venomous sting.

(460) The ovipositor of a wasp can be used as a defensive weapon if threatened.

(461) The exterminator was called to exterminate the wasp nest in the backyard.

(462) The dive bombing wasp startled the hikers, forcing them to run for cover.

(463) He sprayed insecticide towards the wasp nest to control their population.

(464) The venom of a yellow jacket wasp can cause allergic reactions in humans.

(465) The wasp's stinger stung out through the air as it buzzed around my head.

(466) The lacinia of the wasp's stinger is used for defense and attacking prey.

(467) The swarm inside the wasp nest was building up its numbers for the summer.

(468) The venom inside the wasp's stinger can be deadly to those with allergies.

(469) The gallnut is formed when a certain type of wasp lays its eggs on a tree.

(470) The wasp stung its victim, injecting venom through with its sharp stinger.

(471) The parasitoid wasp is known for its remarkable reproductive capabilities.

(472) Scolia hirta is a species of wasp that is commonly found in North America.

(473) The bembex wasp has a painful sting, but is not aggressive towards humans.

(474) The venom in a wasp's sting can cause an allergic reaction in some people.

(475) The homeowner had to swat down a wasp nest that was hanging from the porch.

(476) The teacher noticed a wasp nest and quickly told the students to move away.

(477) The pedipalps of the tarantula hawk wasp are used for capturing tarantulas.

(478) The envenomated wasp's venom caused swelling and redness at the sting site.

(479) The tracheae of a wasp enable it to locate and capture prey with precision.

(480) The spiracles on the wasp's body helped it breathe while building its nest.

(481) The venom beside the wasp nest was a clear indication to stay away from it.

(482) I used the swatter to protect myself from a wasp that was flying towards me.

(483) The wasp's venomous sting can cause pain when it stings out inside the body.

(484) The gallnut is formed when a tree reacts to the presence of the wasp larvae.

(485) The truculent wasp buzzed loudly and attacked anyone who disturbed its nest.

(486) The vespid wasp buzzed around the picnic table, causing everyone to scatter.

(487) The wasp stings can be prevented by avoiding sweet foods and drinks outdoors.

(488) The wasp uses its sensitive antennae to locate nectar and other food sources.

(489) The parasitoid wasp has evolved various strategies to locate potential hosts.

(490) The detesters of insects shriek and run away at the sight of a bee or a wasp.

(491) The homeowner had to exterminate around the garage to get rid of a wasp nest.

(492) The venom below the surface of the wasp's sting can be lethal to some people.

(493) The wasp will parasitize the aphid and use it as a food source for its larvae.

(494) The exterminating company was called to eliminate a wasp nest in our backyard.

(495) The bedeguar gall provides protection and food for the developing wasp larvae.

(496) The gnathites of the wasp are adapted for biting and paralyzing other insects.

(497) The American sloop of war, USS Wasp, played a crucial role in the War of 1812.

(498) I called the pest control company when I discovered a wasp nest near our porch.

(499) She was alarmed onto the ladder when she saw a wasp nest hanging from the roof.

(500) The parasitoid wasp is a valuable asset in integrated pest management programs.

(501) The transformation of a caterpillar into a wasp is another fascinating process.

(502) The aposematic coloration of the wasp alerts predators to its ability to sting.

(503) I had to swat at the wasp that was trying to build a nest outside my dorm room.

(504) Our neighbor called the exterminator to deal with a wasp nest in their backyard.

(505) The construction worker was bitten by a wasp and had a severe allergic reaction.

(506) The homeowner hires a professional to exterminate the wasp nest in the backyard.

(507) The wasp's sting felt like a burning sensation as it stung out inside my finger.

(508) The female wasp's oestrum prompted the male wasp to bring food offerings to her.

(509) The halteres of a wasp are larger and more pronounced compared to other insects.

(510) The homeowner hired a professional to exterminate the wasp nest in the backyard.

(511) Scolia bicincta is a species of wasp that is found in the western United States.

(512) The wasp darted in and out of the blossoms to pollinate in front of the beehive.

(513) The pest control expert was able to trap out the wasp nest without getting stung.

(514) The calm classroom unraveled into chaos when the students discovered a wasp nest.

(515) The heteroecious gall wasp forms distinctive galls on both oak and hickory trees.

(516) The exterminator found a wasp nest beneath the eaves of the house and removed it.

(517) The exterminator used a specialized technique to exterminate forth the wasp nest.

(518) The scolia wasp is a solitary insect that typically lives in underground burrows.

(519) If you're trying to get rid of a wasp, give it a shot in the nose with bug spray.

(520) The ant was parasitized by a parasitic wasp, which laid its eggs inside its body.

(521) The vespid wasp's black and yellow stripes were a warning to potential predators.

(522) The dive bombing wasp's aggressive behavior made it difficult to enjoy the picnic.

(523) The parasitoid wasp emerges from the host's body after completing its development.

(524) The wasp hovered along with the picnic tables, threatening to sting any intruders.

(525) The wasp's ovipositor is long and slender, allowing it to penetrate hard surfaces.

(526) The venom of a tarantula hawk wasp paralyzes its prey for the wasp to lay eggs on.

(527) We called the exterminator when we found a wasp nest near our children's play area.

(528) The puparium of a parasitic wasp contains the developing larvae of the wasp's host.

(529) The teacher noticed a wasp flying around and quickly told the students to move away.

(530) The ovipositor of a parasitic wasp is used to inject eggs into the body of its host.

(531) I accidentally disturbed a wasp nest and got multiple stings out outside on my body.

(532) I accidentally disturbed a wasp nest and got multiple stings out outside on my face.

(533) The forewings of a wasp have sharp edges that aid in cutting through plant material.

(534) The palpus of the wasp was used to chew and soften food before feeding it to larvae.

(535) The bembex wasp plays an important role in maintaining the balance of its ecosystem.

(536) The homeowner was relieved after the exterminating service got rid of the wasp nest.

(537) The wasp queen laid her eggs in the nest and they will soon spawn into worker wasps.

(538) The extermination of the wasp nest in the backyard made it safe for children to play.

(539) The mesosoma of a wasp is often brightly colored as a warning to potential predators.

(540) Vespoid is a term commonly used in entomology to describe a specific species of wasp.

(541) The stingless wasp is often mistaken for a harmless fly due to its lack of a stinger.

(542) The homeowners called in the eliminators to remove the wasp nest from their backyard.

(543) The orchid uses aggressive mimicry to attract pollinators by resembling a female wasp.

(544) The formation of a bedeguar gall begins when a female wasp lays her eggs on a rose bud.

(545) The exterminations of wasp nests in the backyard were done by a professional beekeeper.

(546) The wasp captures and paralyzes insects to store near its nest while collecting nectar.

(547) The bold stripes on the wasp's body are synaposematic, indicating its ability to sting.

(548) The honeycombed cells of the wasp nest are carefully constructed using chewed wood pulp.

(549) The exterminator discovered a wasp nest beneath the roof shingles and safely removed it.

(550) The wasp flew towards its nest, arching up and out quickly to deliver food to its young.

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