MUD DAUBERS build small, tube-like nests of mud under
eaves, in attics and under the roofs of storage buildings.
Adult mud daubers are 3/4 to 1 inch long and vary from dull
black with bright yellow markings to blackish or blue-black.
They have longer, more slender waist than most other wasp.
As they develop in the mud tubes, young larvae are generally
fed spiders, including the poisonous brown recluse.
eaves, in attics and under the roofs of storage buildings.
Adult mud daubers are 3/4 to 1 inch long and vary from dull
black with bright yellow markings to blackish or blue-black.
They have longer, more slender waist than most other wasp.
As they develop in the mud tubes, young larvae are generally
fed spiders, including the poisonous brown recluse.
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