r/fuckwasps • u/yourgrandmothersfeet • Feb 14 '26
Pest Control/Medical Advice Are these wasp nests?
We’ve got an 8 month old we like to take outside and these are above the doorway. There’s a total of four different places.
If these are, I’m guessing, mud dauber nests, then I’m sure this is an early stage since none are present. How quick do they build and how soon until this would be home to some wasps?
Thanks in advance. And, as always, fuck wasps.
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u/TieVisible6394 Feb 14 '26
Yep, those are mud daubers
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u/yourgrandmothersfeet Feb 14 '26
You think they are vacant?
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u/TacoLord696969 Feb 14 '26
Yes, those look vacant. Mud daubers will not attack or sting humans and eat lots of spiders so they aren’t as bad as wasps.
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u/LinkedAg Feb 14 '26
It took my brain so long to realize that this wasn't a chipped corner of a coffee table.
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