Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There’s a wasp (I think) in our house. It has a skinny mid-section, so I think it’s a mud dauber. How concerned should I be? We have kids and cats.

Trade ya. I gots Baptists, Jews and Catholics in my house.

Bless your heart

Anonymous wrote:By now I would have gone to Home Depot and bought a ladder and wasp spray. Otherwise I’d have to move out.

We can’t get to it where it is right now. I’m worried it’s going to sting one of our cats when it flies down.

By now I would have gone to Home Depot and bought a ladder and wasp spray. Otherwise I’d have to move out.

Anonymous wrote:If you leave it, it will likely die in another day or two.

That's cruel!

If you leave it, it will likely die in another day or two.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s up on our skylight. Won’t come down.

Knows you are about to kill him. Would YOU come down??

He is a she. If it was a male wasp, he'd of stung her butt by now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thinks it’s asleep on the ledge of our skylight. Ugh.

Please let this whole post be a joke. Otherwise, there are no words.

Apparently they sleep!

Anonymous wrote:There’s a wasp (I think) in our house. It has a skinny mid-section, so I think it’s a mud dauber. How concerned should I be? We have kids and cats.

Trade ya. I gots Baptists, Jews and Catholics in my house.

Anonymous wrote:I thinks it’s asleep on the ledge of our skylight. Ugh.

Please let this whole post be a joke. Otherwise, there are no words.

Anonymous wrote:I thinks it’s asleep on the ledge of our skylight. Ugh.

Throw towel or socks. It won’t attack you

I thinks it’s asleep on the ledge of our skylight. Ugh.

Watch out OP, it’s calling out from the skylight to his friends. It will be like The Purge, wasp style.

Anonymous wrote:It’s up on our skylight. Won’t come down.

Knows you are about to kill him. Would YOU come down??

Anonymous wrote:It’s up on our skylight. Won’t come down.

It's attracted to the light thinking it's a way outside.

Now that it's dark, turn off lights and put bright light near your door. It will fly to it, then you open it and shoo it out and be glad you surivived this horrendous ordeal. Perhaps write a story of your experience.

Anonymous wrote:There’s a wasp (I think) in our house. It has a skinny mid-section, so I think it’s a mud dauber. How concerned should I be? We have kids and cats.

If it's all dark colored blue or black, then yeah. It won't hurt you. Shoo it out, but I wouldn't try to catch it in your bare hands.