Last night, we were visted by (what I think is) a Pompilidae wasp. We see these wasps fairly regularly dragging huge spiders across our garden – it amazing to watch. At first I though the spiders were dead, but not so – just paralysed. Here’s the story: Spider wasps are long-legged, solitary wasps that use a [...]
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The battle of Kruger, part two
Oh – apparently that’s been done. Bugger. Talk about trying to get a freebie spin-off from a popular Youtube video. How dare they? My own little Battle of Kruger didn’t actually happen in Kruger and wasn’t really much of a battle. There were no lions or buffaloes involved: we don’t get lions and buffaloes in Cape Town because Cape [...]