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Virgin Islands National Park View of Francis Bay during quiet times from the Maho Bay/Francis bay overlook.
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Wasps, locally called Jack Spaniard in their nest.

Did You Know?
A wasp common to St. John is called the Jack Spaniard. These paper wasps are not aggressive, but will sting you repeatedly if disturbed. The sting can be quite painful, and should be treated with common sting relief remedies. The discomfort can last three days.
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Last Updated: July 31, 2006 at 15:26 MST