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Well, the little critter came back today, suffice to say he is now very deid. I've tentatively identified him as a black and yellow mud daubing wasp after using a very handy little site called whatsthatbug.com. So far the only things I've found about it tend to link it in with the Americas and Asia though - but the picture I saw was identical to my little (deid) mate. I've seen a baby one hanging around my balcony today though too so I hope I don't have a nest about - don't fancy keeping the doors shut all summer! The fan is working overtime here as it's a reported 37 degrees today (and it sure feels like it too). Anyway, here's the little blighter :

<blockquote data-quote="Shadow Leader" data-source="post: 2083200" data-attributes="member: 65043">Well, the little critter came back today, suffice to say he is now very deid.&nbsp; I&#039;ve tentatively identified him as a black and yellow mud daubing wasp after using a very handy little site called whatsthatbug.com.&nbsp; So far the only things I&#039;ve found about it tend to link it in with the Americas and Asia though - but the picture I saw was identical to my little (deid) mate.&nbsp; I&#039;ve seen a baby one hanging around my balcony today though too so I hope I don&#039;t have a nest about - don&#039;t fancy keeping the doors shut all summer!&nbsp; The fan is working overtime here as it&#039;s a reported 37 degrees today (and it sure feels like it too).&nbsp; Anyway, here&#039;s the little blighter : <img src="http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g79/shadow_leader/Resized_nastylittleblighter.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadow Leader, post: 2083200, member: 65043"] Well, the little critter came back today, suffice to say he is now very deid. I've tentatively identified him as a black and yellow mud daubing wasp after using a very handy little site called whatsthatbug.com. So far the only things I've found about it tend to link it in with the Americas and Asia though - but the picture I saw was identical to my little (deid) mate. I've seen a baby one hanging around my balcony today though too so I hope I don't have a nest about - don't fancy keeping the doors shut all summer! The fan is working overtime here as it's a reported 37 degrees today (and it sure feels like it too). Anyway, here's the little blighter : [img]http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g79/shadow_leader/Resized_nastylittleblighter.jpg[/img] [/QUOTE]

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