But it does hinder some activities. Personally, if the use of the back balcony is not ambiguous, let them live. If there are children at home who are easily injured, they can be removed according to the principle of safety.
If you need to move, please find a professional. Many bees are fatal to people. But generally you don't hurt it, and it doesn't hurt you.
We are in different places, and they won't hurt when I'm here. It's better to keep them.
According to geomantic omen, wasps nest outside their windows. Whether Feng Shui belongs to "science" or "metaphysics" at present, there are also different opinions in the field of Feng Shui.
For example, the "genius Yang" upstairs firmly believes that "Feng Shui" belongs to the scientific category. I am a disciple of Buddhism, so I always think that Feng Shui belongs to metaphysics, including but not limited to the Book of Changes, folk customs, religion and so on.
As for the wasp, it's the first time I've heard of it (maybe I'm ignorant). However, in folk customs and feng shui mascots, there has always been a saying that "Hou Ma will be sealed". The mascot is shaped like a horse with two hooves flying in front of it. There is a monkey in a shawl and a bee next to the horse's left ear.
The meaning of this mascot is very clever. With the help of homonyms of three animal names: horse, bee and monkey, it was named "Feng Ma (bee) and Hou (monkey)". Similar mascots include "Win (Fly) Now".
As for why the wasp came to your home alone and did not threaten your travel and life, the Buddhist explanation is that your family and this nest of wasps have forged a "good relationship" in the past, and the wasp has come to repay the debt in this life.
As for how to repay? Personally, I think the Feng Shui Bureau of "immediately sealing Hou" mentioned above is a great temptation for those who take the official career. Now that the mascot "Bee" is available, I suggest that you invite a Buddha statue of King Ma-tou (the angry embodiment of Guanyin Bodhisattva) and a statue of the Monkey King to go home for worship.
It constitutes a feng shui bureau that "immediately seals Hou". What is particularly commendable is that the mascot "bee" in this Feng Shui Bureau is alive, which is far from being compared with that Feng Shui dead thing.
Then you can rent out the house or sell it to people who take a career. After all, there are few houses that can form this natural Feng Shui Bureau. "Scarcity is the most valuable thing", and you can definitely get a good price. Isn't this equivalent to the wasp's gratitude in disguise?