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Death Row* for comparison
An Asian worker, an Asian queen and a European queen hornets.
It was early spring. Both queens were fresh out of hibernation and looking for somewhere to set up home! They both chose our place!
Bad choice ... (ツ)
God slay the Asian queens and save our noble bees!
(ironically, to the tune of "God Save the Queen")
The Asian hornet worker was already dead when I found it, along with seversl others but that's another story.
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The gear! (new tab) - Shh!!! Mum's the word!
Take care and many thanks for calling,
Colin ... (ツ)
* death row = couloir de la mort
An abandoned hornets nest.
Thanks to Cheryl Dunlop Molin and ~~Chuck's~~Photos~~ for correcting me. This is a hornets nest not a bird nest.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird was sitting bravely while this big hornet was intimidating it for a second or two. It did not take much for the Hummingbird to scare him off ;) !
I noticed a few Hornets feeding on sap running from an old Oak tree. I returned later and drizzled some honey on the bark to keep them in one area to photograph them.
This beast is the uk's largest hoverfly at around 2cm long that's a big old fly - Norfolk
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Abruzzo National Park - August 2016
An Hornet dances in flowers fields on the top of Monte Amaro at the end of summer.
Hunting in the bramble flowers... Just missed this Black and Yellow Longhorn ~ Rutpela maculata
Loxley woods. Somerset
Walking around my patch today Newton St Loe surprised to find a Lunar Hornet Moth on the path, my first so very excited to get a few pictures, no lure. You just never know what your gonna find!
An image from last weekends Airshow London, this time a pair of CF-18 Hornets. The weather that day was mostly cloudy as a weather system had just passed through the area in the morning. Luckily for this shot though, the sun was able to break through giving some great light and the jets and adding some terrific contrast as they passed by a darker cloud in the sky.
Thanks for viewing and wishing everyone continued good health. Keep well :)