When you observe hornets on the bark of your fruit tree in autumn, the animals nibble off the bark to reach the sweet, sugary plant juice (beast). This behavior is called "ringlings" in the technical language. The leaking tree juice serves the adult hornets as a vital source of energy and "fuel" for the autumn. At this time of year, the people prepare for the end of their life cycle: while the workers and males soon die,...
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When you observe hornets on the bark of your fruit tree in autumn, the animals nibble off the bark to reach the sweet, sugary plant juice (beast). This behavior is called "ringlings" in the technical language. The leaking tree juice serves the adult hornets as a vital source of energy and "fuel" for the autumn. At this time of year, the people prepare for the end of their life cycle: while the workers and males soon die,...