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Photo#485153
from the nest of Polistes dominula - Ptinus fur - male

from the nest of Polistes dominula - Ptinus fur - Male
Wolf Creek, Josephine County, Oregon, USA
January 14, 2011
Size: very small
tiny red beetle

Moved
Moved from Ptinus.

found in old nest of polsties...see:

Moved
Moved from Beetles.

cropped; male Ptinus, maybe even P. fur...
...but guessing species would be a long shot [and i'm not shotgunvassie]

 
well theres a go-zillion in these nests
it is really interesting, as soon as i get the pics cropped up a little ill post some more beetles fer ye

 
keep them coming!
lovely stuff

hey buddy
i see these r still linked..how did u do that? and should i post this to the wasp and then the moth andso on? do you think all the pics i have here really adds anything? or should i just stick with the moths?

 
I just moved 'em one at a time
No need to post photos multiple times--you can just add thumbnail links to the other pages. I think it's neat to see all the different bugs using one old nest. What I would do is put thumbnails of all the related pics below the photo of the nest, and then just put a thumbnail of the nest below each of the pics that link back to it. (Like what I did here.) If you keep them linked then you risk having some meddling editor unlinking them, or accidentally moving the whole lot of them when intending to move just one.
I don't see the moth pics you're talking about...

 
the moths are still caterpillers in the nest
they are in that fuzzy part thats webbed..they will hatch out in spring i presume or summer..im still trying to cut one out without cutting it out to get a cat pic

 
Oh, I see
You can move the nest back to moths if you want, but how do you know what kind they are?

 
vespula vulgaris
told me a year ago or so..see: also see:
there is another Chalcoela moth that is in the east, but i think mine are like his, i have had them come to my lights here.

Moved
Moved from Chalcoela.

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