For the first time ever, I came across a hornets’ nest that I was able to snap a photo of along the Heron Rookery Trail and then decided it was best left alone.
“I may think that hornets
do not have an ideal social organization,
but I know better than to poke their nest.”
– FRED REED –
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18 responses to “Best Left Alone”
Lovely photo, Pepper. We used to see hornet’s nests in Virginia. I always kept my distance! <3
Smart of you to keep your distance. This is only the second one I have ever seen. The first one, I didn’t know what it was. 😁
Good call. Apparently hornets build a new nest every year.
Now that, I didn’t know. Love learning from fellow bloggers. 😊
Awesome find, Pepper! 🙂
Hey, my comment went through!!! Woot woot!!! 🤗💃😊
Super! 😊
Thanks! I was excited to spot the nest. 😊
Oh my goodness! This is a great find and photo. I wouldn’t even know what it was if I saw it.
Thanks! The only reason I knew what it was is that I had seen one once before along another trail and found out from a fellow hiker that it was a nest. I looked it up and sure enough, they were right. 😉
👌👌👌📷👀 wow…I have big respect for hornets. Have You a wonderful day dear Irene🤗📷🌹
I definitely have a lot more respect for them now too. 😊
I agree the intricate work with no ‘patern’ to read!!!🙂
The artwork is amazing. Makes me wonder how many hornets it took to build their nest and how much time it took. 😊
Yes, I wonder who could tell you that? !!!🤣🤣🤣
I ask too many questions that I’ll probably never have an answer to. 😁
Beautiful work of art! After frost, all hornets are gone, so it is safe. 🙂
Good to know. So this one would have probably been safe to get closer. The intricate work those hornets do is amazing. 😊
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