
Uh oh...
(Rest assured, Gentle Viewers, no stinging insects were hurt in the production of this photo series. I wanted to use some Rube Goldberg contraption consisting of kitchen tongs, duct tape, a bell, 4 yards of twine, and a hammer to take these shots but I just kept moving in closer and closer and then run screaming like a little girl everytime the shutter clicked. The wasp and I had worked out a deal. It wouldn't sting me and I wouldn't kill it. I opened the window afterwards and out it flew.)
Is this even a wasp? Now I have to go check the field guide.
Speaking of which... I never found out what THIS is. Honorable mentions to anyone who knows.

It's a moth, you were right. ;)
ReplyDeleteI want you to know... I was trying like H-E-doublehockeysticks to earn that Honorable Mention. I spent 45 minutes? an hour? viewing photos of moths AND butterflies yesterday. I am not able to name that little bugger but I did earn my Entomology certification online in the meantime. The lovely, framable certificate will hang on the wall next to my Art Instruction School diploma. http://ais.imswebmktg.com/ais/unique/61174.php?t10=art_school>SE=goto>KW=art%2Bschool&ovmkt=LFKIMQRU4IMIK6NLA9LGPG236K&OVRAW=art%20school%20farce&OVKEY=art%20school&OVMTC=advanced
ReplyDeletei-gizmo entry: shadow
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