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No.... probably not... wasp cannot see at night... their scotopic vision{dim light vision} is not well develop so before sunset they return back to thier nest... so at night.. probably you can get them all together... rather then hunting for each indivisually...for reference https://sciencing.com/how-to-identify-wasps-bees-13406632.html hope it helps..

No.... probably not... wasp cannot see at night... their scotopic vision{dim light vision} is not well develop so before sunset they return back to thier nest... so at night.. probably you can get them all together... rather then hunting for each indivisually...hope it helps..

No.... probably not... wasp cannot see at night... their scotopic vision{dim light vision} is not well develop so before sunset they return back to thier nest... so at night.. probably you can get them all together... rather then hunting for each indivisually...for reference https://sciencing.com/how-to-identify-wasps-bees-13406632.html hope it helps..

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No.... probably not... wasp cannot see at night... their scotopic vision{dim light vision} is not well develop so before sunset they return back to thier nest... so at night.. probably you can get them all together... rather then hunting for each indivisually...hope it helps..