Preparing the Hornet - Part 1 by praep
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Hi there.
In the past I've learned to prepare Animals like a taxidermist. Some of the learned skills are still alive...
I found this hornet dead in our house and think it was good to preserve her. Now you see her - pinned on a white board with the needles around to stabilize her pose.
I will show you some more shots the next days - also some without all the needles.
Have all a great week and please zoom for the details.
Comments (11)
Voodoo Hornet~~~
Here is another clue that might be useful... You can do a home-style freeze drying to most bugs. Once they are pinned in position, you just put this, uncovered onto a shelf and then forget about it for about 6 months. They tend to dry with tighter joints and less shrinkage in the meater parts. Nice shot and I see you do a very good job of "pinning."
Never seen this done before, it well be interesting to see the process!!!
Great shot!
Yup, I don't think she's flying anywhere soon!
William Tell couldn't have done it better!
My god man... I only suspected it before, but now I know the truth- you are an evil mad genious scientist!!! muahahahahhaha!!! All these bugs and mushrooms should have been a warning sign, but now the preparation of the hornet proves it!!! Good macro... but man there are some things that are art and others that belong in a science journal- and your doing both which is very cool and diverse work. Keep up the experiments, but just dont hook this guy up to electricity and create a FrankenHornet!
When I read the ebot a vision of come sort of miniature cookery lesson flashed by! Very interesting!
Very interesting and good photoshot my friend, excellent capture.
looks like a yellow jacket and they are mean critters.excellent work
very nice photo! great capture.. a pinhead bee..