Assertion: wasp | /r/CapableOf | build nest
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: from wood
type: OTHER
value: in a variety of places
type: LOCATION
value: in isolation
type: MANNER
value: in exposed areas
type: LOCATION
value: in plants
type: LOCATION
value: next to houses
type: LOCATION
value: out of chewed
type: OTHER
value: each spring
type: TEMPORAL
value: in trees
type: LOCATION
value: differently
type: MANNER
value: on tree limbs
type: LOCATION
value: under building eaves
type: LOCATION
value: in bushes
type: LOCATION
value: to breed young
type: PURPOSE
value: far away from people
type: LOCATION
value: with such hosts
type: OTHER
value: from a pulp-like secretion
type: CAUSE
value: from a papery substance
type: OTHER
value: in about anything
type: LOCATION
value: from bark
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: All wasps build nests.
text: Wasps can build their nests in a variety of places but they usually pick sunny areas, in holes underground along riverbanks, or attached to the side of walls and trees, or underneath floors, wasp can be agitated and dangerous near nests.
text: Most wasps make nests from bark and wood:
text: You can also spray it anywhere else that you think is the place these wasps might have been building their nest.
text: They are quite adaptable at where they make their nests too.
text: Wasps create nests and often build them near human structures.
text: The queen wasp is the only breeding female and she builds the nest from a papery substance that is made up of chewed wood and plants.
text: Wasps will construct their nests from a pulp-like secretion that they make by chewing wood fibers and mixing it with saliva.
text: Many of the solitary wasps are parasitoidal, meaning they lay eggs on or in other insects (any life stage from egg to adult) and often provision their own nests with such hosts.
text: Do all wasps build nests?
text: All wasps build nests.
text: Wasps are communal creatures who build nests to breed their young and eventually make colonies.
text: Wasps build nests that look as if they are made of paper and mainly consist of chewed-up and rotten wood.
text: Not all wasps build nests.
text: And all wasps build nests.
text: Sometimes, wasps will build nests in inconvenient places, or their numbers will be too great for cohabitation to remain a viable option.
text: Ideal locations for these wasps to build nests are:
text: These wasps also build nests in bushes, holes in walls and trees.
text: They build nests under building eaves, in cavities like the open end of a pipe, on tree limbs, wood beams in attics, garages, garden and wood sheds and any place that provides protection for their young to grow up safely.
text: Wasps build nests from chewed wood .
text: Wasps build their nests differently.
text: Wasps build their nests in just about anything that could provide substantial support to the nest.
text: Wasps build their nests each spring after coming out of hibernation.
text: Although wasps prefer to build their nests as far away from people as possible, they often build them close enough to pose a potential threat.
text: It's entirely possible for bees and wasps to build their nests next to houses or on people's property which can heighten the risk of being stung.
text: Where do wasps build their nests?
text: Although most wasp species, like yellow jackets, build their nests in the eaves of houses and in trees, some wasps build their nests in bushes or plants such as ivy, and so they can be disturbed much more easily and unintentionally, causing a swarm reaction.
text: Most wasps make nests out of chewed up wood fiber that gives them a gray, papery color.
text: To make these nests, the wasps find weathered wood, sourced from old fences or porches, and chew this wood fiber into a paste-like pulp mixed with their saliva.
text: Not all wasps build their nest in isolation.
text: These wasps make their nests in exposed areas: