Ropalidia marginata photography.

in CCS • 7 days ago

Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah Everyone

This is @rumanaafroz, from Bangladesh.

The beauty of nature is not always hidden in a big scene. Sometimes a small animal, a green leaf and a little attention can create a wonderful moment.
In today's photography, I was able to capture just such a Cucumber insect guest on my camera.

I have always loved photography. What I like most about photography is the perfect beauty of their body structure. The small hairs on the body, the big eyes, the hands and feet attract me very much. I love it with all my heart and that is where I do photography.
I found this Ropalidia marginata species of wasp in a nest inside my dragon tree. Here they were roaming around the nest and several of these paper wasps were roaming around. I did not know that this wasp could bite with its poisonous sting. I was taking a photo of this wasp with my daughter by my side but towards the end, I touched it lightly and immediately several wasps came out and bit my daughter three times. This was the worst moment of photography in my life. I always take care while taking photos but at the moment of taking this photo, how could I have been careless and I regret it. But anyway, I took a photo of them, so I'm sharing them with you today

Ropalidia marginata

The photo shows a wine-red or reddish-brown 'paper wasp' of the genus Ropalidia (family Vespidae) tending to its paper nest.

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Classification: They are in the order Hymenoptera and the family Vespidae (social wasps).

Nest construction: They chew wood fibers and mix them with saliva to build light, papery nests, which consist of open hexagonal cells.

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Behavior: Many species of the genus Ropalidia are primitively eusocial; that is, they live in small colonies or groups and help each other raise their larvae or young.

I always love capturing the little insects of nature on camera. Let me know how you like these pictures.

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📷 Photography Details
Device :Oppo-A5s
Location: Bangladesh

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Thanks alot for reading .
Good luck to you.

Best regards
Rumana Afroz