Hornet
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Bites from bees, wasps, hornets , yellow jackets and fire ants are typically the most troublesome.
a large stinging wasp that typically nests in hollow trees.
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To push that theological line, however, is still to stir up a 'hornets' nest' .
What you've done needed doing, but I'm thinking it's likely to be like kicking a 'hornets' nest' when word of it gets out.
The US has not only disturbed a 'hornets' nest' ; it keeps on poking it.
Joseph E. Stiglitz whacked a 'hornets' nest' in 2002 with the publication of Globalization and Its Discontents.
Or, if the allegations are substantiated and he can deliver, then that stirs up a whole new 'hornets' nest' .
It is cynical, but I think they enjoy stirring up a 'hornets' nest' .
South African paper wasps, or 'hornets' as they are also called, are often encountered underneath overhangs such as the eaves of roofs but do not form very big groups.
The insects most likely to cause allergic reactions are wasps, honeybees, 'hornets' , yellow jackets and ants.
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has stirred a real 'hornets' nest' with his call to scrap the FA Academy system.
Discount broker TD Waterhouse has stirred up a 'hornets' nest' with the announcement that it will introduce margin trading into the UK.
Bites from bees, wasps, 'hornets' , yellow jackets and fire ants are typically the most troublesome.
Insects such as bees, wasps and 'hornets' inject a venom into the skin when they sting us, which can cause pain, swelling and itchiness in the area.
In doing so, he seems to have stirred up a 'hornets' nest' .
A grasshopper materialized, then several 'hornets' , two shiny black wasps, a drab brown damselfly, and a large azure-blue dragonfly.
Before I poke my stick into that little 'hornets' nest' , I'm going to declare an interest in both sides.
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