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Carrying on with my affection for wasp macros, today on a different apple, and no doubt a different wasp, the determination to eat fruit is remarkable. The split in this apple is maybe 3mm at most... Yet the wasp has to get in there!

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Paul.
 
This is a bramble sawfly that flew into the kitchen and landed on the inside of the window. I know it looks like outer space, but that's the fill-in flash picking up the flaws....

Anyway, I put my fingers in front of it and managed a couple of photos before it flew away and back to the garden (bad timing on my part!)

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Paul.
 

So my mason bees have progressed since the last time I photographed them. Now, the nest has been covered up, and at least one bee is looking into another hole about 10 inches away. I suspect there will be larvae under the cover, and maybe the mason bee that is flying around is look for a new nest site for another generation.


Missed focus a bit on the first...

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Paul.
 


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