Wasps like again sucking honey in flower

Wasps like again sucking honey in the logan flower

About the life of a wasp in a Logan garden
along with the flowers that are bloom
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Wasps again in the morning flower logan

flowers longan again blooming assisted by the morning breeze and insects every day, this I get the wasps the type of honey bee we often get on the flowers,
Many of these types of bees are coming in logan flowers if blooming seems like they are all flowers on the visit as seen.
One of these wild wasps is in a red color, and based on the results of research by a flower tree planting expert is very good, the process when there are many insects that are every day in this flower then the flowers will be so good.
In contrast to bats or rats that ruin all the tree flowers as they come, but with these wasps just like butterflies or honey bees
To make the series brighter flowers and produce a lot of fruit in the tree stalk and can improve the yield of good logan fruit.

The life of a wasp in a logan plant

Along with the flowers that are blooming again
He looks busy every day to shoot these flowers as well as his behavior like a small insect similar to his
I took their photo far away because the wasps are so wild,
Have you ever seen a wasp in a friend's flower.

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Wasps very visible remain unique

Often when the flowers bloom there are some pests that keep flowers, including small caterpillars and soil ants, this pest activity makes the flowers and stems that cause the flower and pest flower will be attached can be called as a virus,

logan flower morning

Virus pest this causes the flowers are difficult to bloom perfectly so there is no fruit seed formation process is good, to overcome this can be done spraying insecticide at the time of caterpillar or small ants attack on the flower, other pests that attacked when flowering logan is a big bat at night day and monkey, this is difficult for people to cope with pests like this

Ok friends here a little of about wasps nice for the flowers in our gardening.

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