Precision work

At the end of August, the female Wasp spider weaves a nest in which she lays her eggs. This sac shrinks and becomes very durable. Such a sac must be made very neatly by the female, so that her offspring can survive the autumn and winter.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Nature is wonderful - What a lovely find and capture, thanks for the info! fav

[Suzanne]

A wonderful shot. Favourite

[Dawn]

A cool nature shot

[Babs]

Wow so interesting.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Fabulous

[Milanie]

What a terrific find and such nice detail you've caught here.

[kali]

amazing

[Mags]

Amazing find and capture!

[gloria jones]

Neat capture

[Heather]

What a work of art! And I love all the fine threads of the web surrounding the nest too! (Great info- thank you!) Fav

[Corinne C]

Wonderful find and capture. It looks like a work of art!

[Walks @ 7]

Truly interesting.

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

It is a nice cozy looking home. Maternal instinct even in insects.

[Shutterbug]

It does look sturdy. Thanks for the interesting information.

[Kathy]

Fascinating to see the "nest" and the webs holding it in place.

[Christina]

Wow great shot - I have never seen one before

[Wylie]

Impressive!

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh, what a great capture.

[Margaret Brown]

Marvelous work, fav

[tony gig]

Fabulous nature shot...

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That is some impressive construction! Great shot.

[4rky]

Great find and close up. The stalks and web make for good scaffolding!

[Boxplayer]

Fascinating.