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Trying something new! Updates.
Posted On 08/27/2010 12:56:46 by VespidGirl
Hey, everybody! wanted to give ya'll a few updates as to how college is going! First off, I'm loving it. I'm having so much fun! There's always something to do! My entomology classes are epic! I'm the only undergrad in my Medical Entomology class, and I'm just a freshman! But I think I'm holding my own amongst my friends. :D My new tarantula came in the other day, and she's a beauty! OH, and I may get to write and publish a paper on wasps! WOOT! I've also joined several clubs! I'm in the Anim... Read More

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Operation wasp nest rescue!
Posted On 04/19/2010 20:58:06 by VespidGirl
There's a small Polistes exclamans nest built in a very dangerous place. Right over the walkway at our school. Tomorrow, I'm going to get to school early, and rescue it. If I don't, I know that it will be destroyed. No wasp deserves to be destroyed just because they decide to build a home near humans! I'm going to take a small Kritter Keeper and save some lives! I'll update tomorrow, and maybe have some pictures of the queen! Heh heh, wish me luck!... Read More

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Grass in Your Window Tracks? Mystery Solved!
Posted On 12/07/2008 20:14:56 by Bug_Eric

Some homeowners in the U.S. and Canada, upon sliding open their windows, have been startled to discover the tracks filled with dry grass, dead insects, and live “worms.”  Even the odd wasp has flown out.  What is going on here?

Certain solitary Wasps called “grass-carriers,” genus Isodontia, seem to have found window tracks make... Read More

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from my "Life under a rock" series; the Winter 07/08 pics
Posted On 08/30/2008 03:49:44 by Miketroll

ive had my "Life under a rock" gallery on another (pop scene) site for some years now so you may have seen these photos
i just thought people that havent followed obscure links and sifted through all the galleries might enjoy them

reminds me of a bulldog with a spiked collar

silky ant nest

this nest was a huge hole under a big flat bottemed rock
as you can see the nest was filled with twigs n such

subterranean termite monolith

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