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  1. @colinpurrington

    Note bees can also be stylopized: after all, bees are wasps that forgot to eat meat (except carrion bees that make meat honey from rotten corpses en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_ but oh well).

    Here is a Hylaeus sp., a masked bee, stylopized: inaturalist.org/observations/8 When I took the photo I had not even noticed; nearly didn't even post it, as I only had one and a bit blurry. Then John Ascher made me notice the parasite protruding from its tergites.

    #iNaturalist #Stylopidae #Strepsiptera #Hymenoptera #nativebees #bees

  2. @colinpurrington

    Note bees can also be stylopized: after all, bees are wasps that forgot to eat meat (except carrion bees that make meat honey from rotten corpses en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_ but oh well).

    Here is a Hylaeus sp., a masked bee, stylopized: inaturalist.org/observations/8 When I took the photo I had not even noticed; nearly didn't even post it, as I only had one and a bit blurry. Then John Ascher made me notice the parasite protruding from its tergites.

    #iNaturalist #Stylopidae #Strepsiptera #Hymenoptera #nativebees #bees

  3. @colinpurrington

    Note bees can also be stylopized: after all, bees are wasps that forgot to eat meat (except carrion bees that make meat honey from rotten corpses en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_ but oh well).

    Here is a Hylaeus sp., a masked bee, stylopized: inaturalist.org/observations/8 When I took the photo I had not even noticed; nearly didn't even post it, as I only had one and a bit blurry. Then John Ascher made me notice the parasite protruding from its tergites.

    #iNaturalist #Stylopidae #Strepsiptera #Hymenoptera #nativebees #bees

  4. @colinpurrington

    Note bees can also be stylopized: after all, bees are wasps that forgot to eat meat (except carrion bees that make meat honey from rotten corpses en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_ but oh well).

    Here is a Hylaeus sp., a masked bee, stylopized: inaturalist.org/observations/8 When I took the photo I had not even noticed; nearly didn't even post it, as I only had one and a bit blurry. Then John Ascher made me notice the parasite protruding from its tergites.

    #iNaturalist #Stylopidae #Strepsiptera #Hymenoptera #nativebees #bees

  5. @colinpurrington

    Note bees can also be stylopized: after all, bees are wasps that forgot to eat meat (except carrion bees that make meat honey from rotten corpses en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_ but oh well).

    Here is a Hylaeus sp., a masked bee, stylopized: inaturalist.org/observations/8 When I took the photo I had not even noticed; nearly didn't even post it, as I only had one and a bit blurry. Then John Ascher made me notice the parasite protruding from its tergites.

    #iNaturalist #Stylopidae #Strepsiptera #Hymenoptera #nativebees #bees