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Good morning my dear hive friends..

It's been a while since I was posting any macro images
Well for today I have decided to post some recent images that I took over the couple of weeks.

Spider wasp is typically found in wooded areas by creeks or streams. The wasp uses mud to build its spring nests. It is most active from late spring to early fall when the wasp is often spotted hunting for spiders and other insects. The wasp often stores captured spiders in its nest to feed the larvae.

This beautiful wasp looks like it's playing with me 😆😍

This little one is The Chequered weevil
This weevil feeds on plants and usually does not cause a major problem. However, If you observe the number getting larger, you need to take it seriously

They eat grains rice nuts, - beans, - grains corn

Cabbage looper
As its common name suggests, the cabbage looper moth prefers to feed on cabbage plants and other vegetables such as broccoli and kale. It also has the word "looper" in its common name because of the larvae's tendency to arch their bodies into a loop shape as they crawl. These larvae can eat up to three times their body weight in a day.

This one is a dog flee
Could you believe that pest in habitats our animals

The dog flea is less common than other fleas but can still be found on dogs, cats, rabbits, rats, foxes, woodchucks, and humans around the world. They feed on the blood of their hosts for the duration of their lives or until the animal is treated. They reproduce quickly and can cause allergic reactions, which makes treatment difficult.

Metellina merianae is a spider species found in Europe up to Georgia. They most commonly dwell in the entrances of caves but can also be found in burrows and hollow trees. Web structure is specific to each species. The webs of M. merianae reach up to about 100 squared cm