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ms paint doodle before i sleep, mopcat mopcat!
more rainworld drawpile shenanigans
mama really wants that flamethrower
i have created my first ever proper oc like... ever, i may end up changing her name at some point but i dunno. but yea shes just a silly musical creature.
wowww spearmaster you did such a good jobbb (lyinggggg)
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ACMI was awesome the other night!
i've been noticing a pattern
i saw this article on my phones news app and i had to do this
*taps you with my antenna*
this mud dauber wasp (Sceliphron caementarium) seemed distressed about something in her clay nest. Turns out it had been commandeered by a keyhole wasp (Pachodynerus nasidens), who was now aggressively asserting ownership
keyhole wasps, which hunt weevils and other small beetles, will opportunistically nest in any sort of small cavity (such as a keyhole). The existing literature on this species doesn’t say anything about taking over other wasp‘s nests, only that they sometimes refurbish abandoned nests, but I guess this one didn’t get the memo.
This isn't the worst of their mischief though- they also have a habit of building nests that clog up the airspeed measuring instruments in planes and have caused several fatal crashes.
(Florida, 10/6/21)