Building a home by Meisiekind
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This little critter was very busy building a home and didn't mind me sticking my camera up its nose!
I am in a tad of trouble. On my recent travels, I took only my work laptop as I went to New York for work and then a short holiday in the UK. I have downloaded all the photos I took to the work laptop with the idea of just transferring them on a portable and then on my personal laptop when I get home. What I completely forgot was that anything we try and copy from our work laptops, are automatically encrypted and I need the same encryption software on my personal computer to make it work...
*sigh* I'm working with my IT department now to assist me and as you can imagine - they are not thrilled in the least.
Comments (22)
Great photographie, so clear, well done! Courious to know what kind of insect (wasp?) this is.
This is a fave for me Karen - love it.
Sorry to hear of your picture problems, I hope they can be sorted.
I thought you had lost your post as Mediator in the changes so am so glad you are still there.
What a super shot! I can't imagine how you got close enough to get this. Wonderful!
Excellent photo of this little worker. x
I bet that has a sting and a half!
Yikes, I still wouldn't want to get that close. Excellent shot! I washed away two mud-dauber nests from the wall of my front porch the other week; luckily no adults were present, just some larva that got rinsed into the dirt. So far no rebuilding...
That is a wicked cool looking wasp!! Good luck with the IT dept on your pics, Carin... I would have given up in tears.
I put my pictures on dvd's just as soon as I can. even one never knows when a hard drive will go kaput! these creatures build so fast, but I do not allow them to build on my house. some do not know when to move on
Sharp, sharp, sharp. These are industrious little guys. I use long range wasp spray to knock 'em down.
Nice!
this really is an amazing shot!
What a cutie ! The holdfast is so small and looks so delicate but must be immensely strong. I can't believe all these otherwise lovely folk go around destroying nests! The only time I had to do that was when a queen wasp started one on the ceiling of my bedroom, which could have ended up housing hundreds in the colony. This lady looks fairly harmless to me. I do hope get your pics released! What a disaster!
Just tell the IT people that art must be served. A fascinating image. She must have been really focused on her house building to not notice you. So close and sharp and very cool.
Super shot of this little critter. I have never heard this could harm people. So why distroy the nest?
Outstanding.
I hope they can really assist you Carin. It would be a heck of a loss for you if you lose all your pictures. Stunning capture Carin. God bless.
Ah, this is a clever photo of a smart critter, dear Carin; it looks such special seeing it by building it's home. Fingers crossed, as I hope the IT people did help you quick, and with pleasure!!!
Have you tried emailing them to yourself or putting them in Dropbox , Nice shot but It's an evil looking critter.
Al - I did email myself a few but at 4MB each and over 300 images it may take a while, We are also limited at work with email size!
Great shot of the critter with a mission, Carin. Looks like some kind of wasp. If I got that close to it I would have armed myself with a flamethrower just in case it wasn't that tolerant of my presence. As for your IT, encryption and download problems, have you ever considered some flash drives for storage while traveling?
Brilliant work
wonderful and very cool macro I hope you get all your issues resolved