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I have a phobia of wasps and I had a weird nightmare the other night about how a guy couldn't walk on his feet without shock absorbent socks or something and he didnt have any so he was falling about carrying a tray of these sweet volcanos and he falls and because its warm they melt and it attracts a bunch of wasps and then the wasps form a nest around the melted sweets and the man and basically eat him alive.
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Wasps Nest
Vespa!
Anyone know about this? So I was reading the book Origin by Dan Brown and I came across a mention of hornets.
I just assumed it was a bird of some sort by because of the context in which the author used it but turns out, it's a wasp! Now I feel painfully dumb but that didn't stop me from researching further.
These hornets are another group of eusocial wasps. (basically bees but with a cooler name. And of course, the colony is reigned by a female super wasp who is very picky about who she has sex with. The lady values her eggs.) These belong to the genera Vespa. Which brings me to the topic of discussion, Vespa!
Yeah, this is what I'm talking about. This scooter is a product of an Italian company called Piaggio and it promises a pleasurable ride. Not that that was what interested me. I'm sure Italy is wonderful in general. With or without the Vespa, if you ask me.
The point which got my attention was the fact that this scooter was named after a wasp! This hornets have yellow, black and red colours on their body and the Vespa happens to come in similar colours, in addition to several other ones I'm sure.
Wow I never thought people would choose wasps to name stuff after. Everyone is always naming things after birds like eagle, raven, phoenix etc etc...or maybe some mammals...now that I think of it, are there any significant arachnids that have been given so much respect?
I can't think of any! Can you?
Also, now I can only think of this.
A wasps nest at Keyhole Sink #arizona #keyholesink #canyon #hikeaz #wasp #waspsnest #bugs #insects #entomology #nature #naturephotography (at Arizona)
2022.10.08: Castle in the Sky - Bruce Park, Greenwich, CT #castleinthesky #waspsnest #brucepark #greenwichct #morningwalk #iwaswalkingthroughtheparkoneday (at Bruce Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjeSoi-OpT8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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2020.12.06: Wasp’s Nest - Greenwich, CT #waspsnest #greenwichct #morningwalk #walkingaroundtown #walkingwithacamera (at Greenwich, Connecticut) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIeEuo-F08K/?igshid=k0qt14zocuz
Advice for Remy, Day 191. Don’t be suckered in by people who tell you to stay calm when wasps buzz around you. Just run. . I am not a fan of wasps. In fact I bloody hate them. And if there’s one thing I hate more than wasps it’s when people say to you ‘just stay still, they won’t harm you’. Well that’s all well and good, but firstly, no, absolutely not. And secondly, rubbish - they will. And thirdly, do you honestly think, Margaret, that I have any control over my flailing extremities right now? Do you think I’m planning these movements with my limbs? My arms and legs and body and face and internal organs are all terrified of wasps and, when they see them, all try and move in opposite directions of their own free will. I’m not in control at all at this point. Well imagine my delight when we found a suspiciously large amount of wasp activity outside the front door. Further investigation revealed that they were entering and exiting the porch canopy via a large hole left by the removal of an old light last year, which I’d been too lazy to fill in. They were coming and going at a rate of many every second, so this was no passing swarm. Well, tough times called for tough actions. Like the alpha male I am, I emptied a can and a half of wasp killer towards the hole through a crack in the front door, cowering every time one came towards me. Some hours later when all was quiet, we tentatively poked a camera in and found this hideous monstrosity - a beautifully terrifying wasps nest the size of a large football. My toes are still firmly curled and I’m not entirely sure I’ll be able to sleep tonight. But at least now we know. So tomorrow’s plan is to burn the house down and start again. I’m sure everyone will agree that’s a reasonable and measured course of action.
Look who's back at work 🐝 #wasp #wasps #waspsofinstagram #waspnest #waspsnest #swarm (at Markham, Ontario) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAtTVA8hBtf/?igshid=jgdt0tgumiq9
