Birds. Birds who regularly consume bugs will eat wasps. Some will even purposely hunt down wasps, such as starlings, blackbirds and magpies. Other birds that make wasps an occasional snack include sparrows, wrens, orioles, bluebirds, woodpeckers, warblers and common nighthawks.

Do birds get stung by wasps?

Do Wasps Sting Birds? Yes, wasps sting birds when conflict arises. Generally, a single wasp is not a threat to a bird because of its protective feathers, but if a swarm of aggressive wasps starts attacking the bird, it can be lethal. Wasps attack birds to protect their homes and food.

Will a bird feeder get rid of wasps?

Since wasps are attracted to the color yellow and can't see red very well, getting a red feeder without any yellow is a good way to keep wasps from noticing it. You can reduce the presence of flying insects by getting a feeder that doesn't drip nectar. That will stop the scent of sugar from wafting in the air.