A female beewolf digging a nest in a sandy path at our Redgrave & Lopham Fen nature reserve! One of the UK’s largest and most impressive solitary wasps, beewolfs used to be extremely rare with just a few scattered populations in southern England. However, in the last few decades, they have expanded their range dramatically. The females dig their nesting burrows in a sandy bank or floor. These burrows can be up to a metre long, and with up to 34 side burrows that end in brood chambers! | Suffolk