Images Dated 5th September 2004
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White-tailed Deer - doe and fawn, white color phase, rare color phase resulting
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European Paper Wasps - Trophallaxis. Male (right) being fed by female (left)
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European Paper WASP - male emerging as adult, nests in open combs
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European Paper WASPS - female being fed regurgitated caterpillars
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European Paper WASPS - female being fed regurgitated caterpillars, nectar or water by another female
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European Paper WASPS - female being fed regurgitated caterpillars, nectar or water by another female.
Boston, USA
Polistes dominulus
Example of trophallaxis, sharing of food or mutual feeding behaviour. Introduced to Boston area from central Europe in 1980's, it presently occurs coast to coast in the USA, where it displaces native species. It nests in open combs.
Primitive eusocial wasp
Annual life cycle (individuals live only one year)
Males have curved antennae, females have straight antennae
John Cancalosi
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