Wtf is this nest! Pterodactyl perhaps

wow that is quite something!

This was it

Actually wasp nests or prints of? nature is wonderful

I recently saw a beautiful lamp with a wasps nest incorporated. They are amazing works of art!

I had a monstrous wasp nest in my hedge a few years ago. My local primary school were delighted to have it for their wildlife lessons. As your son appears to have a few, perhaps a local school might be interested.

A large wasp nest!

Boiling water will kill off the wasps. It looks like a wasps nest.

Sorry MiniMoon
I have a sore finger!

MiniMoon

Its a wasps nest. You don't need to worry about removing it. Wasps only use the nest once. They build a new one each year.

What MiniMoorn said.

There won't be any wasps in it now.

How fabulous it looks - but deadly - definitely wasps.

Secondwind. It stands for What the and a four letter swear word beginning with F

Very large wasps nest - I've had two of these in the eaves of different houses - the local council may come and remove this for you (at a charge). If not, it's a pest control company. The important thing is for your son not to try to destroy this himself.

Wasps

Its a wasps nest. You don't need to worry about removing it. Wasps only use the nest once. They build a new one each year.

What does wtf stand for please, LauraNorder?

We discovered one of those in progress in our garden shed some years back. That then explained why, when sitting quietly in the sun, I had heard a rasping noise and saw a wasp seemingly gnawing on the wooden garden fence. Must have been collecting material for the nest.

WTF... I know what that stands for and feel it totally unnecessary at beginning of question Just because it isn't spelt out it still means the same!

It’s definitely a wasps’ nest. Do we have to use the ‘WTF’ phrase?

You can buy “mock” wasp’s nests made of paper to hang up in the garden. Apparently wasps won’t go near another wasp nest so it keeps them away. Haven’t tried them though

I would say hornets' nest. we get them here in Southern France quite often. They are huge and unlike a wasps nest you do not discover them until the leaves are off the trees as they usually build them high up in trees.

As said earlier, once the queen has gone at the end of summer they never come back, unlike bees. We had one in a baling machine.

We found a wasps nest just like that on the underside of my dads bath! It stank.

My sister had a huge wasps' nest in their shed. As a primary school teacher she wanted to take it it show the children. She sprayed it liberally with hairspray so it held together. The children could then gently pull it apart. Obviously the nest was abandoned and no live wasps!!

It looks like a wasp nest to me too. I had one in a tree stump in a garden once and had to get the council out. It was huge and people were frightened to walk past it.

No, not listed thank goodness.

Is it listed too?