Dakota Gardener: Not all yellowstriped insects are created equal
Dakota Gardener: Not all yellowstriped
Yellowjackets have smooth bodies with few hairs compared to bees. Photo by Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University, Bugwood.org
As I ate my sandwich outdoors, a persistent yellow and black insect kept circling me. Getting closer and closer, it landed on my paper plate. I carefully shooed it away, hoping not to anger it. I have an innate fear of this insect, having been painfully stung years ago. This aggressive insect is a yellowjacket.
Yellowjackets, a social wasp, are more visible and downright hangry in August and Septem…