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Surprised you forgot about this one (and surprised that it is categorized as ‘Just for fun’!).! A lot of us are in the insect ‘porn’ business, insects in pristine condition beautifully composed. It is good to see nature the way it is, especially with pop-species like the monarch.
Coming soon…, ‘Tiger attacks Panda!’
I’m not surprised I forgot. I have an attention span of about five seco – oh, something shiny! – what were we talking about? 😉
It was exciting to watch, and I was sort of cheering on the wasp, even though I felt bad for the butterfly (a wasp’s gotta eat too, right?) I was happy to catch this not-so-lovely moment in the butterfly’s (short) life – it’s a nice change from butterfly-on-a-flower, no?
Probably the same species of wasp that made a meal out of one of the periodical cicadas that swarmed Shaw Nature Preserve earlier in the season: Predator Satiation.
I suspect you’re right, Ted!