Hello m_taggert,

This is very common. Sometimes wasps and bees are attracted to Venus Flytraps and get caught and sometimes they are too big to be completely enclosed in the trap. There was another picture of a lizard with its head caught in a Venus Flytrap in an earlier forum post. Sometimes the prey damages the trap as it attempts to escape and sometimes it actually does escape. If it remains trapped, the plant will digest the part that is captured. In some cases, the trap will die back after a week or so if it catches too large a prey item... that is normal and will not harm the plant as a whole. If you are really worried about it, you can kill the wasp and remove it, but that might damage the trap too. Sometimes we just have to let nature take its course.