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Anyone having the pleasure (sometimes dubious) of experiencing the green cathedrals of South-east Asia would have had, at times, small persistant bees drinking sweat from the corners of their eyes, among other places. They also may have blundered into a weaver ant trail, or worse, a leaf nest and been bitten and dutifully sprayed with formic acid. Worst of all they may have been climbing a tree and inadvertently grasped a branch supporting a paper-nest wasp colony. These ‘worst case’ Hymenopteran scenarios should never mask the normally innocuous ant, wasp and bee experiences that can be sought in such places. 25 more species available in the collection |
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