vespa velutina

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Real Vespa Velutina Macro Royalty Free Stock Photo

An Asian predatory wasp lava in its nest (Vespa Velutina) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asian hornet vespa velutina invasive species nest Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of Asian hornet Vespa velutina on leafless tree branch. Insect yellow, black stripes, furry body, transparent wings. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up Asian hornet on green leaf. Vespa velutina is invasive insect. Wasp with yellow and black stripes. Macro photo, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Asian hornet, yellow-legged hornet vespa velutina on moss. Large black, yellow insect with orange legs, sharp stinger, antennae. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vespa velutina asian wasp Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vespa velutina nigrithorax, the Asian hornet, originates from Southeast Asia and is an invader wasp that has appeared in Europe in France, Spain and Portugal. Further invasions are expected in other countries of Europe. Although the species is not aggressive there have been reports of people hospitalised after suffering anaphylatic shock. The wasp hunts insects and causes very important losses.