Look at that gull with yellow legs, and see if you can see both red and black on its bill,” said trip leader Bob Boekelheide.

Three of the invasive insects, also known as yellow-legged hornets, were confirmed to have been roaming around the region in April, with one attempting to build a nest inside a playhouse in Hythe.

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