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I had to despatch a queen wasp resting on a houseplant yesterday. What
is a queen wasp doing out in the middle of December?!

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We have a regular bumble Bee round the patio doors and until a few days ago
a Butterfly was flitting round the garden. It was quite a regular visitor
and I noticed it had a flight 'pattern'. Over the fence from next door (from
the East if that means anything) across out garden stopping at a few
flowers, then under the veranda to go up the side of the house and
disappeared going North West. Not seen it for a couple of days though.

Garden wet though

Mike

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"Martin" wrote in message
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On Fri, 19 Dec 2014 20:10:48 -0000, Roger Tonkin
wrote:

In article ,
says...

I had to despatch a queen wasp resting on a houseplant yesterday. What
is a queen wasp doing out in the middle of December?!



I think the word houseplane may give you a clue. Nice warm
house, plent of plants on which to snack, probably fruit in a
bowl somewhere.......

As I was walking along the canal this afternoon in a chilly and
windy 9șC, there was a large swarm of midge like insects
hovering across the towpath!


Anything that can fly has been moving horizontally at at least 30-40 knots
for
the last few days
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Martin in Zuid Holland


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