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Thinking about wasps as metaphor for narcissists... They're widely labeled aggressive and dangerous, although that's not totally accurate. Misinformation and demonization of wasps is everywhere... Sometimes wasps get provoked by things that seem insignificant to everyone else, so they think the wasp is evil when it was just trying to survive..
I love you, wasps.
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drew some fun lil beetles in between playing hours of animal crossing!! Ā“Ķ įµ `Ķ ā”Ā°āĢ
Bug report!! Look at the bug!!
Stickbug. :]
I actually needed this grounding right now.
// tw talking about spiders
For a couple months now, every time I go out to my car, there's new webs built on the mirrors in place of the ones I cleaned off in the days before. I always check if there are any spiders or anything there and I never see anything. This one time a massive bee got stuck in the web and, after waiting a bit to see if a spider would emerge, nothing happened, so I carefully freed the bee figuring it's abandoned. But if it's abandoned, why do they keep being rebuilt in the same spot?? Is it one spider building the webs over and over then dipping and hiding in my garage or something? Is it multiple spiders and they just really like my mirrors?? Why do they keep disappearing after????
I have no idea what's happening. I'm being trolled by a spider. I'm tempted to try to set up a camera just to figure out what's going on.
Part of my job as the resident bug nerd includes lying to people that it's a bee when I know full well it's 100% a wasp because people freak out way more when they think it's a wasp.
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Kicking my feet happily as I wait for the hive to steal me away from the icky city streets. :]
Thinking about bees and how great they are...
Fuzzy friends, with such interesting habits. Have you ever seen a bee dry itself off? Incredible....
