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Guèpe mangeant une abeille For Drosera :-)

Guèpe mangeant une abeille For Drosera :-)

A wasp munching a bee. I clicked adult because young kids might be scared.

A wasp munching a bee. I clicked adult because young kids might be scared.
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camera

NIKON D4

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Aperture 2/1 ISO 900 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 280/10

location

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Troisvierges, Diekirch, LU

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upload_date

Oct, 2023

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59

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It is usual sight with hornets and bees or wasps, but have not yet seen wasps attacking bees. However, it fits certain human behavior, so maybe the World is adapting to "new normal".

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Well humans do it ona daily basis .Pick your bad excuse to do so. Really sad.

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Awww . . . poor bee! Magnificent macro, though . . .

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thank you! That is why I thought it wasn't for kids...

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Cool macro!

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