Yellow Jacket hamuli

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Charles Krebs
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Yellow Jacket hamuli

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This image shows a part of the hind wing of a yellow jacket.
The leading edge has tiny hooks (hamuli) that hold front and hind wings together in flight.

10X objective, 2.5X photoeyepiece. Canon 10D camera. Brightfield illumination.

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Ken Ramos
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:o Hmmm....interesting photo there Charlie. Seems I've learned something new today. I should have saved the "stingers" I pulled out of my hide when I mowed a bunch of them in my yard the other day! :lol:
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