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IchneumonWasp
Wandering round my back garden yesterday I spotted what I originally thought was a tiny damselfly landing on a flower. On closer examination I found this strange looking wasp. It is a a parasitic wasp which deposits its eggs in, on, or near the larvae of other insects. There a a huge number of different varieties. This one was around 3cm long, not including the "tail" which is nearly as long as the body.
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Jean Paul Capdeville, Aschi "Freestone", Jörg, John FitzGerald and 15 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Keith Burton club has replied to Fred Fouarge clubSuper capture!
Andy Rodker club has replied to HappySnapperHappy week ahead.
I have never seen such a being. As you describe it, it seems to have learned from the bird called the cuckoo.
He also lays his eggs in foreign nests...
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