I'm quite indifferent about wasps because I've never been bit by them but their nests look very disgusting and makes me puke.

>>103
Yeah that's not every aesthetically pleasing at all. It's really rough around the edges.

>>124
I doubt it. Wasps don't seem like the type of animal to care about the aesthetics of where they live.

They are great to have in a garden. I have a few. They really save you money on garden bug control. So long as you serenade them with jazz music, they should be left to do their part in nature without solutions to deter their calling in the universe. Eating bugs and white flies so that your garden is edible come harvest.
I grow vegetables and fruits all my life. I see mother nature at play on a daily close up, as if using a magnifying glass to observe and help mother natures course. It is quite pleasant break from dealing with online wasp if you catch my drift.
Those are the ones we should be questioning.
Lucky, I have passive wasp. I play them hours longs collections of jazz. They same 4hr so loop of best classics, in order to also tame them, get them used to the jazzy noise so they don’t feel altered should I be in the area tending the garden myself. Kind of like making peace with nature via sharing music.

Wasps are the niggers of insects.

>>100
Bees are superior to wasps in every way.

>>126
The outside of their nests look like puke because that's literally what it is. The insides are pretty organized and cool-looking, though. I've been stung by wasps a couple of times but they don't really chase you around like in TV shows and they give you plenty of warning first if you pay attention.
>>128
One thing that sucks about wasps in the garden is that they eat away at the wooden boxes I have and anything made from wood really doesn't last with them around. I prefer to have wolf spiders on patrol.