Intimidating. by kgb224
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Description
The wasp nest is still intact on the Strelitzia flower. Found this one wasp with the wings flapping very intimidating. Blessed day and week. God Bless.

Comments (18)
Marvellous pic, Christo! You are a brave snapper!
Excellent macro!
that;s an overcrowded situation ! great shot !
Braver man than me!! Super shot Christo.
Mate i'm with jeff your a mad man but a great image my friend,well taken
Excellent shot.
Excellent shot ! :~)
indeed excellent with many details !!!
Full view knocked my socks off...and yes, I do wear socks. :-) Beautiful macro.
Ones to avoid, do very wrong if you shake!Excellent capture and picture !
I'd take French leave if I had this in front of me ;-) An impressive capture, Christo!
They are doing bigger nest. Bravo is a great macro. Many thanks for sharing ((5 + +)) Elles sont en train de faire grossir leur nid . Bravo c'est un macro génial . Mille mercis de partager ((5++))
Wonderful capture!!
Excellent!
great and very interesting image!!!
I hope it stayed put and didn't come after you ... great capture!
WOW! Looks like you attracted the attention of a guard an she's giving you the "go away or I shall sting you" buzz. They're so good at that, but I find that you can literally have them eating out of the palm of your hand if you bribe them with sweet, preferably sticky, stuff...or well, cooked meat. Wasps aren't that particular and will often devour anything you give them...or anything you don't want them to devour. Chicago's yellow jackets are the same way, though maybe a bit more brazen in their tea-stealing habits. This is a superb shot!
Great capture! Maybe the top wasp is cooling the nest? :o)