The wasp is omnivorous, feeding on fruits, flower's nectar, insects, snails, or larger animals' corpses.
It feeds its brood after visiting numerous flowers, collecting nectar in addition to feeding them.
Due to its dimensions, this species is suspected to transfer pollen to the stigma from its mostly hairless bodies, resulting in few to no pollen grains remaining on the body after foraging.
The wasp is omnivorous, feeding on fruits, flower's nectar, insects, snails, or larger animals' corpses. It feeds its brood after visiting numerous flowers, collecting nectar in addition to feeding them. Due to its dimensions, this species is suspected to transfer pollen to the stigma from its mostly hairless bodies, resulting in few to no pollen grains remaining on the body after foraging.
Polistes gallicus