100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "yellow jacket-insect"

Definition

A Yellow Jacket is a type of wasp belonging to the family Vespidae. These insects are known for their distinctive yellow and black markings, aggressive behavior, and social living habits. Yellow Jackets are often found in North America and are common in urban areas, where they can be a nuisance, particularly during late summer and early fall when food sources become scarce.

Synonyms

• Wasp
• Hornet
• Paper wasp
• Vespid

Antonyms

• Butterfly
• Moth
• Honeybee

Examples

1. The Yellow Jacket has a painful sting that can cause allergic reactions in some people.
2. In the summer, we often see Yellow Jackets scavenging around picnic areas.
3. To avoid being stung, it’s best to stay calm if a Yellow Jacket approaches you.
4. The nest of a Yellow Jacket is usually found in the ground or in trees.
5. Last summer, a Yellow Jacket stung me while I was gardening.
6. I noticed a Yellow Jacket hovering near the trash can at the park.
7. The Yellow Jacket built its nest in the old shed in my backyard.
8. When disturbed, a Yellow Jacket will defend its nest aggressively.
9. I tried to swat the Yellow Jacket, but it flew away quickly.
10. The picnic was ruined when several Yellow Jackets invaded our food.
11. I learned that Yellow Jackets are attracted to sweet substances like soda.
12. We had to remove the Yellow Jacket nest from the eaves of our house.
13. The Yellow Jacket buzzed around my head, making me feel uneasy.
14. Yellow Jackets can be beneficial predators of other pest insects.
15. The exterminator treated our yard for Yellow Jackets last week.
16. A Yellow Jacket landed on my sandwich, and I had to throw it away.
17. When hiking, I always keep an eye out for Yellow Jackets.
18. The Yellow Jacket’s nest can house thousands of individuals during peak season.
19. I always carry an epinephrine auto-injector in case a Yellow Jacket stings me.
20. The Yellow Jacket crawled on the picnic table, looking for food.
21. Yellow Jackets are more aggressive than honeybees when it comes to defending their territory.
22. I was surprised to see a Yellow Jacket nesting in the ground near our patio.
23. The Yellow Jacket wasp is often confused with other types of wasps due to its appearance.
24. After the Yellow Jackets invaded our picnic, we decided to eat indoors.
25. The Yellow Jacket flew straight toward me, and I instinctively ducked.
26. I learned that Yellow Jackets can sting multiple times, unlike honeybees.
27. The Yellow Jacket was relentless in its pursuit of my ice cream.
28. During the summer, Yellow Jackets are a common sight at outdoor events.
29. The Yellow Jacket was attracted to the sugary scent of the fruit.
30. We had to vacate the area when the Yellow Jackets became too aggressive.
31. The Yellow Jacket buzzed loudly as it flew past my ear.
32. I watched as the Yellow Jacket collected food to bring back to its nest.
33. The Yellow Jackets invaded our barbecue, seeking out any scraps.
34. A Yellow Jacket landed on my drink, and I quickly covered it up.
35. The Yellow Jacket was a welcome sight in my garden, as it helped control pests.
36. We tried to get rid of the Yellow Jackets using a homemade trap.
37. The Yellow Jacket swarmed around the food, making it hard to enjoy the meal.
38. I noticed a Yellow Jacket hovering near the entrance of its nest.
39. The Yellow Jacket was relentless in its search for food.
40. I always fear getting too close to a Yellow Jacket nest when hiking.
41. The Yellow Jacket made a quick escape before I could swat it.
42. The Yellow Jacket’s nest is often camouflaged in the environment.
43. I learned to be cautious around Yellow Jackets after a painful sting.
44. The Yellow Jacket was persistent in trying to land on my food.
45. We discovered a Yellow Jacket nest hidden among the bushes.
46. The Yellow Jackets were particularly aggressive this year.
47. I had to call an exterminator to handle the Yellow Jackets.
48. The Yellow Jacket flew into the house, and we had to chase it out.
49. Yellow Jackets are often mistaken for bees due to their similar appearance.
50. The Yellow Jacket stung my friend, and he had to seek medical attention.
51. During the picnic, a Yellow Jacket landed on our dessert.
52. The Yellow Jackets were attracted to the sugary drinks we had out.
53. I saw a Yellow Jacket trying to enter through the window.
54. A Yellow Jacket buzzed around the children playing outside.
55. The Yellow Jacket was relentless in its pursuit of my sandwich.
56. We found a Yellow Jacket nest in the attic during our spring cleaning.
57. The Yellow Jacket flew away as I waved my hands.
58. I decided to put away the food to avoid attracting Yellow Jackets.
59. The Yellow Jacket was the highlight of our nature walk discussion.
60. We watched a Yellow Jacket build its nest over the summer.
61. The Yellow Jacket was drawn to the sweet scent of the flowers.
62. I felt a sharp pain when a Yellow Jacket stung me unexpectedly.
63. The Yellow Jackets were busy working all day long.
64. A Yellow Jacket was buzzing around my head, making me paranoid.
65. The Yellow Jacket is a vital part of the ecosystem as a predator.
66. I took precautions when eating outside to avoid Yellow Jackets.
67. The Yellow Jacket defended its nest fiercely from intruders.
68. I saw a Yellow Jacket flying in circles around the picnic area.
69. The Yellow Jacket landed on my shoulder and I gasped.
70. The Yellow Jackets swarmed around the food left unattended.
71. A Yellow Jacket was inspecting the crumbs on the ground.
72. We had to move our picnic to avoid the Yellow Jackets.
73. The Yellow Jacket was a common sight at outdoor gatherings.
74. I watched as the Yellow Jacket returned to its nest.
75. The Yellow Jacket was particularly aggressive this time.
76. I noticed more Yellow Jackets around the trash can than usual.
77. The Yellow Jacket stung my dog while we were outside.
78. I felt uneasy as the Yellow Jacket hovered near me.
79. The Yellow Jackets were causing chaos at the outdoor event.
80. A Yellow Jacket made its way into the house through the open door.
81. The Yellow Jacket was buzzing loudly as it flew by.
82. We tried to distract the Yellow Jackets with other food.
83. A Yellow Jacket landed on my drink, and I quickly shooed it away.
84. The Yellow Jacket was looking for food scraps left behind.
85. I learned that Yellow Jackets are more aggressive than bees.
86. The Yellow Jacket was circling around the picnic table.
87. We couldn’t enjoy our meal because the Yellow Jackets kept bothering us.
88. A Yellow Jacket was buzzing around the children at the park.
89. I had to buy a trap to keep the Yellow Jackets away from our food.
90. The Yellow Jacket was drawn to the sweet scent of the fruit basket.
91. We saw a Yellow Jacket building its nest in the tree.
92. The Yellow Jacket landed on my arm, and I gasped in fear.
93. We discovered a Yellow Jacket nest while cleaning the garage.
94. The Yellow Jacket flew aggressively when it felt threatened.
95. A Yellow Jacket buzzed past my ear, startling me.
96. I tried to avoid the area where the Yellow Jackets were nesting.
97. The Yellow Jacket made a beeline for the sugary drink.
98. I saw a Yellow Jacket hovering above the picnic spread.
99. The Yellow Jackets were relentless in their search for food.
100. We had to cover the food quickly when the Yellow Jackets arrived.