The Wasps Came In To Die

Update: 2023-10-18

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First one, buzzing and bumping into the living room window, who was soon joined by a few sisters. Within an hour, there were more than 40 sinisterly striped yellow jackets (Vespula alascensis) zooming from one window to another in pursuit of light, and I was outnumbered.

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The Wasps Came In To Die

The Wasps Came In To Die