Post by trehopr1 on Feb 12, 2021 21:42:34 GMT -8
Now, here's a section of the forum which seems little visited...
What the hey'-- does nobody like Hymenoptera ?
Anyway, this month Natural History magazine has an incredible
front "cover" shot of one of my favorite Hymenopteran beasties;
Giant Ichneumon wasps of the genus Megarhyssa.
Specifically, Megarhyssa macrurus doing their thing drilling
away for Horntail larvae they have detected.
A really great close-up shot and a nice article inside about
those creatures of membranous wings, tireless work, and self
contained protective capabilities !
What the hey'-- does nobody like Hymenoptera ?
Anyway, this month Natural History magazine has an incredible
front "cover" shot of one of my favorite Hymenopteran beasties;
Giant Ichneumon wasps of the genus Megarhyssa.
Specifically, Megarhyssa macrurus doing their thing drilling
away for Horntail larvae they have detected.
A really great close-up shot and a nice article inside about
those creatures of membranous wings, tireless work, and self
contained protective capabilities !