The Vespa bicolor is commonly known as the Black Shield Wasp. It is of the Vespidae Family and was first published in 1787.
The Vespa bicolor preys on honeybees which it feeds to its larvae. The Vespa bicolor is the most common species of wasps found in Hong Kong.
Vespa Bicolor Black Shield Wasp
At 3 a.m. at the Hong Kong Observatory : Air temperature : 23 degrees Celsius Relative Humidity : 82 per cent Please be reminded that:The Strong Monsoon Signal has been issued. The air temperatures at other places were: Hong Kong Observatory23 degrees ; King's Park22 degrees ; Wong Chuk Hang23 degrees ; Ta Kwu Ling22 degrees ; Lau Fau Shan22 degrees ; Tai Po22 degrees ; Sha Tin22 degrees ; Tuen Mun21 degrees ; Tseung Kwan O22 degrees ; Sai Kung23 degrees ; Cheung Chau22 degrees ; Chek Lap Kok23 degrees ; Tsing Yi23 degrees ; Shek Kong22 degrees ; Tsuen Wan Ho Koon21 degrees ; Tsuen Wan Shing Mun Valley22 degrees ; Hong Kong Park22 degrees ; Shau Kei Wan22 degrees ; Kowloon City22 degrees ; Happy Valley23 degrees ; Wong Tai Sin22 degrees ; Stanley22 degrees ; Kwun Tong21 degrees ; Sham Shui Po23 degrees ; Kai Tak Runway Park22 degrees ; Yuen Long Park22 degrees ; Tai Mei Tuk22 degrees . [air temperatures at other places]
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