Help with Butterfly-predacious Hornets

[J W]

pm.nc-1 at usa.net ("J W") wrote:

Doug Y. and  Anne K.

I appreciate your time in sharing your info and respective
perspectives.  I hope other possible readers benefited also.
Thank you each.

Doug,  the soil in this area of NC is typically a hard red clay.  The
"digger wasp" / hornet (?) - size is at least as large as, and
slightly longer than,  the more common black hornet which builds the
ash-colored spherical nests in trees.  I had wondered for some time
about the nest info on the yellow-orange crttier.  Certainly, "peace".

Anne,  your eco-message comes through clearly relative to the
gardening-project and classes taught.  I can imagine your shagrin at
the class-lesson oversight !  Congrats on  the classes,  however.
Your perference  "as a poet" surprised me !   "Different strokes....".

I invite you each (and your associates / friends),  to look over my
URL for its possibilities as a resource tool,  for your possible
professional,  and / or casual,  implementation.
URL:  http://www.ols.net/~dl4/
Note:  That is a lower-case "L" before the "4".

Thanks again,  very much,  for your time.

"JW" - BoaF