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2 hours ago by sgarrett6

Photographed by Randy Son Of Robert The yellow jackets enjoyed the tri-tip steak as much as we did. A salt, pepper and onion powder rub, some oak wood fire, and some expert grillers made the afternoon feast at a park in San Luis Obispo, California a thing to enjoy. – License [...]

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4 hours ago by Echidna Media Organization project S.N.A.L.

Wasp wipes sweat off her brow on a hot day. Well I'm pretty sure they don't sweat, but she had gone for a swim immediately prior to the photo. Technical note: Also for those following along at home I'm sure this is in the Polistes genus. I'm going to wildly guess Polistes dominulus, but that's only ...

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5 hours ago by Stephanie Herrmann

A UK man accidentally fell onto a bush that contained a large wasp or yellowjacket nest and was stung over 200 times. The man was rushed to the hospital and is expected to survive.

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7 hours ago by Adrian Tchaikovsky

I’m delighted to bring you a new piece of fiction, set in the post-war Commonweal and focusing on Roach-kinden, amongst others, by new writer Grahame Jones. The story is here. Grahame writes, of himself: “ Well, what can I say about me? Just the usual sort of fluff. In 1792 I was washed up on the sh ...

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13 hours ago by info

My second video of my carnivorous plants for faster loading watch it here: de.youtube.com … Carnivorous Plants Fleischfressende Pflanzen Plantas Carnivoras Venus Fly Trap Insect Pitcher fliegen falle Drosera Sarracenia Nepenthes Wasps Wespen Hummel Dionaea

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22 hours ago by Q&Q

I’ve been traumatized lately. When I would go to get the mail at these new dandy one stop fits all mailboxes I kind of noticed that a few bees, wasps, I never really got a good look, would drift in and out of the one behind me. I kind of thought to tell the mailman [...]

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1 day ago by Hydy

So, I was thinking about phobias today, things I’m afraid of. Needles, bees, wasps, snakes, sparks. It’s not that I’m afraid of bees and wasps, I’m afraid of them stinging me. They can exist near me, I can walk past them, but I don’t want them landing on me cuz they might hurt me. This came out of w ...

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1 day ago by ian in hamburg

Thousands of wasps were too stupid to find the exit over the weekend, dying a horrible death by drowning in a trap filled with a mixture of warm water and honey. The wasps entered the trap carefully placed over the entrance to a nest they had built in the garden of Oma’s place out in farming country ...

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2 days ago by Seahawk

For some strange reason, some people in the hobby that ‘claim’ to know me think that a move to the Scottish Highlands is like moving to the North Pole. This occurred again this week. I received an email from a bod who commiserated with me at not being in a position to enjoy the hot [...]

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2 days ago by dr_enthalpy

A few months ago, as I was entering my house through the backdoor, I noticed a cocoon hanging on the door frame. "Oh! I bet it'll become a moth!" I thought, and placed the cocoon in a jar (with holes in the lid, of course). A month and a week passed by, with nothing new happening. This didn't worry ...

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