Wasp nest being eaten?

[shenk1]

We were lucky enough (our opinion) to have a wasp nest in the Robins nest box this year.Never caused us a minutes problem despite it being next to the washing line that the missus has to use.
From near the end of August we noticed less wasps in the area and then that the nest seamt to be getting pulled slowly to bits.
All thats left now is the middle and back of the nest.

I suspect something is eating the nest if so what?

Cheers,shenk1


PS off to bed in a minute so if you want any piccies I'll put some on tomorrow

[Cotham Marble]

Originally Posted by shenk1

We were lucky enough (our opinion) to have a wasp nest in the Robins nest box this year.Never caused us a minutes problem despite it being next to the washing line that the missus has to use.
From near the end of August we noticed less wasps in the area and then that the nest seamt to be getting pulled slowly to bits. All thats left now is the middle and back of the nest. I suspect something is eating the nest if so what? Cheers,shenk1

see this earlier post on the same subject: Sad story of a wasp's nest

CM

[Klaas Reißmann]

Hi everybody,

I red this thread and the one it is linked to for my first time. If anybody red the thread the link CM linked to, he should do again. There is an answere of me that does not sound bad.

Regards
Klaas