Solve! ! ! What kind of bee is this? ! Camp under the roof of my house

This is not a bee, but an ordinary wasp, also called wasp.

The yellow-green balls on the hive you mentioned should be wasp larvae. The wasp is a completely abnormal animal, and it has to go through four stages in its life: egg, larva, pupa and adult, and the physical form of each stage is different. The tail of the larva hatched from the egg is still attached to the bottom of the nest, even if the nest is upside down, it will not fall off, and the worker bee will be responsible for feeding it. When it matures, its body will gradually change from crystal clear to bright yellow, and then a thin cocoon will be sealed at the mouth of the cave, which will become a pupa and emerge as an adult.

From the photo, the hive is under the eaves, close to the window, and one day it will be surprised and poke the hornet's nest. After being disturbed, wasps often attack in groups, and the stung skin will immediately become red, swollen and painful, and even appear petechiae and skin necrosis. I was stung by a wasp when I was a child, and I still feel the pain. Therefore, in order to eliminate hidden dangers, while its nest is still small, find experienced people to get rid of it as soon as possible (inexperienced people had better not touch it rashly).

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