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Although wasps feed on insects, and are sometimes purposely introduced by farmers to protect crops as a natural form of pest control, they are also prey for certain bugs. These include the praying mantis, robber flies, dragonflies, centipedes, hover flies, beetles and moths. Large wasps will even prey on smaller ones. For example, paper wasps will often kill young wasps. Although they are actually arachnids and not insects, spiders will also capture wasps and eat them.
Mosquito hawk-dragon fly. Dragon flies are commonly refered to as mosquito hawks. This may be due to the species habit of killing mosquitoes. An adult dragonfly can eat hundreds of mosquitoes a day, as well as consuming a variety of flies and other insects.lso commonly refered to as mosquito hawks, crane flies resemble very large mosquitoes. Although it is rumoured that mosquito hawks eat mosquitoes, that is not the case with crane flies. Crane flies do not bite people either, but prefer to feed on the roots of a variety of grasses. Mosquito hawks as pest control.