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Spider Wasp

Ageniella accepta

Description:

Red wasp with blue wings was spotted searching the ground. It went into a hole and after a short while, pulled out a white spider. The spiders legs had been removed and the wasp relocated the spider where it could easily eat it. Images 2-5 show it eating the spider.

Habitat:

Backyard grassland

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5 Comments

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 8 years ago

great series!

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 8 years ago

Actually there is a lot of Bear Tension in the parks! Just two weeks ago a mama grizzly had eaten a hiker and buried the other half for later news. She was euthanized and her cubs taken to Ohio zoo.
There were 4 drivers. The 2 girls and us. It is tedious but best way of spending time with family and catching up with kids.

That's a lot of driving but it sounds like a great adventure! I'm envious of you because I've never been to Yellowstone nor seen a wild bear (not even in Alaska).

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 8 years ago

50 hours of driving!!

Hema  Shah
Hema Shah 8 years ago

Cindy,you were so lucky to see that moose and baby! i went across "4" major national parks,not a single sighting! Saw a grizzly,bison,coyote,elk,pronghorn.
This was across Yellow stone national park,Glaciar national park and Grand teton and Waterton park

California, USA

Spotted on Sep 19, 2015
Submitted on Sep 21, 2015

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