Bald Faced Hornets 2 Nests Wasp Nest Removal Yellow Jackets

[@rambospecial1367]

Somehow found myself binge watching these videos for the past 3 days now. 100% come for the removals. Stay for the chickens.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks for watching!!

[@Thetis058]

I know addicting aren’t these videos . I’ve been staying up later and later each night watching these videos. Isn’t the squirley squirrel also cute ?

[@AJNpa80]

First timer, I just caught the European hornet in the wall video and thought it was a one off beekeeper video as I hadn't read the channel name. The chicken popped up talking, she was like feed me Seymour. At first the way it was going it seemed like he was just doing his thing with the bugs - hadn't crossed his mind and the chicken is sweating making promises for a taste like a barfly in the bathroom. I'm like he's gotta know, fling em to the chicken, then he does, then it was a grizzly grub feast. I was ready to high five the dog, that's suspense. Now I know, I'll recommend the channel to the chickens out in the yard.

[@michaelschiller8143]

@@AJNpa80 i had a stroke reading that

[@AJNpa80]

Ha, forgot about this, I half straightened my punctuation so it wasn't a big blob of text.

[@KoshTimeStepper]

Hornet King snips branches and removes nest Returning Forager: Where the fudge is the nest? -Sees floating 'hole' - Forager: Hmm, I'm not sure about this. Other forager: Its this waaaaay! - is sucked up- Forager: Oh, right! - is sucked up too-

[@HornetKingOfficial]

LOL yes in a nutshell!

[@dianelively8582]

Makes for a good child’s book.

[@seansmith4730]

today while out on my mail route i found a jellow jacket comb on the ground (it was soaking wet so i think someone just took a hose to the nest). i noticed a few larvae in cells so i got one out and looked at how far along she was. it was super cool to see the different progressions of each one. i thought it was pretty nifty and I have to say thanks to your channel I knew what I was looking at. before finding you I would have just left it alone. So thank you! Keep spreading knowledge!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

That's so Awesome! Thanks for sharing that with me!❤❤❤

[@calistamaharani9882]

Ular

[@siriushauserVT]

"And the Hornet King attempts the Nest Drop...he lines up the pole...and perfect 10's across the board!"

[@lexidreyar7777]

Oooh beekeeping and wasp removal Olympics! Pay to enter, materials provided, but it's not in a single location! Live streams of the removal and relocations

[@nevaehowl3547]

🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠

[@christinecarver]

I love it when you call your chickens “the girls” it makes me thinks of the Golden Girls every time 🙂

[@LeviDowns64]

I am your biggest fan

[@MultiTrysten]

I love the color on the first one!!! The red color strips are beautiful!!!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Me too!

[@ChanelleStowers88]

“They are not picky. They are pecky.” So nobody else found that funny? 😂

[@masterstoner666]

Yea lol this man loves his chicken

[@jambutty2218]

Missed that one, thanks for being more alert. 🇬🇧

[@gregorykroestch4460]

You're not alone haha I laughed out loud at it.

[@wylancslass]

29:42 That's fascinating about the Ovipositor! I didn't know that about females having stingers, but the males don't. Your channel is wonderfully educating. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge with us.

[@DavidCotten-mv9di]

We do not have any fields of flowers. North America.

[@DarkKnightXavier]

Wasp expert. Hornet guru. But much more than that... *FLUENT IN CHICKENESE*

[@sylvia106]

DarkKnightXavier very funny!

[@DavidNwokoye]

At 100k can we get an hour long compilation of you saying "Comb"?

[@hordecore87]

Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Envelope Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb Comb

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Ill get started a while! lol

[@Courtney8240]

I tell ya it’s a Southern Cali way of saying “comb”

[@butterflykisses7280]

@@hordecore87 it's his Os it's how he says his Os in general.

[@wylancslass]

I don't understand why you think he says Comb funny! I say it the same way. Please explain lol ;)

[@robleogre5250]

Man, document those nests where you see stuff diverging from what the research papers say. Post the pictures and the information. That stuff is important - when the research and current theses are downright wrong, they need to be corrected (whether they want to or not - getting academia to accept correction is a whole headache unto itself depending on the field). Thank you for all you've posted by the way - this stuff is all just fascinating. Btw, just a thought - perhaps the earwigs predate the pupating adults instead of the larvae because the former are inactive, while the larvae are active and somewhat aggressive. The pupae will likely be nonreactive as they are consumed while the larvae might draw attention (who knows whether or not alarm pheromones are involved). All speculation of course.

[@Kinkajou1015]

It could be a species trait that the researchers didn't study and thus why they missed it. Or maybe they had the wasps in a lab and controlled environment where it never happened but in nature it does. I agree, any proof that shows different from research papers needs to be documented for correcting the science.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I believe that any research that is said to be facts regarding nature, should never use claim 100% thats the way it is. The papers I have read through the Penn State entomology had specifically stated that wasp queens WILL NOT lay eggs in previously occupied cells. To use a definitive like that for nature is ill advised. And captive and natural nests should be studied as well to compare the differences to be even more thorough.

[@ARavingLobster]

As well as that, adaptation sometimes (read: often) is the name of the game in nature. There is a chance that 99% of the time in normal undistrupted situations a Queen wouldn't have reason to reuse a cell, however in this nest it may have been a requirement due to the earwig infestation. They may have been reused due to those older cells being secure in that section of the hive, or due to the structural integrity of several of the other cells being compromised by the earwigs. They may not reuse cells under normal circumstances but may if the situation calls for them to adapt and do so. That may be the reason we saw it here, however research certainly needs to reflect that. Like hypothetically what is a hive supose to do if all of the unused cells are compromised but the older, already used cells aren't? Just stop laying and die off? I imagine not.

[@foxskinfrozee]

hyhhyhh hyh hy yymy my hymy hh my

[@morethan1]

Every time you call your chickens "the girls," 10 years is added onto my life

[@MoultrieGeek]

Another outstanding video and a 2fer! I really like that you use a voiceover instead of trying to talk over the vacuum and outside noise. It really adds to it.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much man! Im glad you enjoyed it!

[@dalenehoman5733]

My husband and I find your videos so relaxing to watch late at night,,We are 67 and 66,, we love how you love your birdies ❤️

[@Nelsonbrook33]

Great video as always, Hornet King! I love the fact that you never let anything go to waste, including the larvae. Watching one of your videos always makes me feel good about life, and they remind me that there still are some very caring and responsible people in the world!! Well done, my friend!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much for the kind words!!

[@linuxmintman]

Great video! But can you explain in a separate video how earwigs can kill of a hive/ nest? Why does can't they be killed off by the workers?

[@rachelme4662]

I'd love to hear it too, I was looking on KZbin now about it and couldn't really find anything

[@Kinkajou1015]

That drop into the tub was amazing. And the Rocky victory pose was priceless. A few things I've thought of while watching a few videos if you don't mind answering: Have you considered making some modifications to a tub so you have a hole in the side that you could latch your vacuum onto and maybe put a LED light ring around the hole? Normally it would be covered but you could hook the vacuum to it, uncover it, turn on the light, and then jostle the tub and the nest inside to try and get some of the flyers that you didn't get earlier. They fly towards the ring light, then get sucked into the vacuum hole. Maybe you could even jury rig some toggleable LEDs on the nozzle of the vacuum tube for when you're in tight quarters or for such a tub hole system. Alternatively you could have just a small little hole that they can't fly out of and just pump smoke into the tub to hopefully pacify them before opening it up. Have you thought of getting a generator that you could use to power your vacuum when you aren't near power outlets? Like that second nest. Do you tell your clients you'll be feeding the grubs to your chickens? I'm sure they would be happy, I would be anyway if a pest removal guy told me he fed the pests to his pets or used them for compost. Have you thought of having two vacuums set up? One you would have stationary where they would fly in and out of (probably a stronger one than you have now) and the second would be for getting precision pulling off of combs and swarming around in the room/area (the one you have now).

[@GabeDoppel]

never, in a million years would i have thought i would ever feel anything for wasps. this channel has completely changed it, and exposed me to an interest i didnt even know i had! thanks, king!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much! Raising awareness of these cool creatures has always been my goal!

[@_im_jess___]

Voiceover: “I think you meant mature adults.......lol” Actual video voice: “nature adults I should say” Voiceover: “I thought of it first”

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Hahaha yeeeeeees! 😘😘😘😘❤❤

[@twolandeleven388]

Thank you, the sound of a wasps nest envelope crunching will never leave my head. Road to 100k, also love the girls!

[@milesdios]

"I only came here for the chickens." Sounds like you have a new t-shirt!

[@Actifzoe]

i tune in for every aspect of the removal - the whole video is a pleasure. before i knew what earwigs were, i used to call the (and still do) "pincher ass bugs". they creep me out.

[@loudelvis610]

Man the "desire to go into the hole"....you missed an opportunity for a good joke or 2 there..😂...love the channel very informative

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I didnt want to over play my TWSS jokes ;-) Even thought im screaming it in my head!

[@gilded_lady]

That slow mo short of the nest falling was epic!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Was it the whistling and explosion noise I made? LOL ;-) Thanks so much!!

[@brittneyduncan1443]

I’m loving the longer videos! I know it’s just one person’s say, but I’ve always been one of the quality over quantity kind of person. I much rather watch a few long, well made videos than several shorter ones. ♥️ Not to say I don’t love all your content, these longer ones just have a special place in my heart.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Awe thank you so much for very valuable input!

[@user-be2nc5pz9l]

Thanks for the video! I really enjoyed seeing you tweeze the larvae out

[@nicepush2574]

Yea, it's like squeezing a zit in front of a mirror...................

[@sandygrunwaldt1780]

P.S. I Love your Chickens and how well you care about them. That's Love 💖

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thanks so much! Yes, I love my girls!

[@clairez277]

I love the tweezer part! It’s SO SATISFYING!

[@benjiit5726]

That was some catch there with the second nest......I was watching thinking "he's never gonna make that drop into the box" then Boom!! Amazing work

[@HornetKingOfficial]

HAHA thanks!!

[@rebekahwittmer9533]

I love how you always want to preserve the nest. It makes me feel so much better about these amazing creatures.

[@mel_tigre]

Ah! You posted right as my shift starts! 😂 I know what I'm watching during my lunch break.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Dang it! Thanks for dropping a comment anyhow! Let me know then what you think!

[@mel_tigre]

I didn't get to watch at lunch but it worked out, I watched at home with my cat. She loves your videos too! If my cat likes all the parts of your video (not just the chickens) your other viewers can too 😂. The bald faced hornets are my favorite, the colors, their size, their nest construction and they seem a little more docile then the other species I see on your channel. I'm excited to see how big the merged nest becomes before winter comes. Will you be preserving it for spring of 2020 and planting a queen in it?

[@cboy5oc]

So knowledgeable and interesting to listen to you. I enjoy all the details and how respectful you are of these creatures even though we consider them pests.

[@tamtam763]

I've just started watching this video and had to stop it for a minute so I could come and comment on how pretty the colors are in that nest! Wow! That, and the plant the nest is in, is beautiful. Your camera really does a great job. You probably think I'm a weirdo, but, that's ok. Lol😂😁

[@sylvia106]

Tam Tam I agree, everything, it is beautiful.

[@gabrielraj9252]

I am officially hooked on your videos! I was super glad that you took the caps off and showed the different stages to the camera.

[@USlisa50]

Yess! I work midnights & I was just wishing for a video before I go to sleep 😀

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Sweet dreams, buzz buzz!

[@XX1FOCH74XX]

King ...without question "THE HORNET WHISPERER!!!" Loving everything about this dude..he sounds adorable when he says "kyohm". For many small reasons along with big brevity I adore this dude!!! To answer your question.....YES!!!!. As a matter of fact you do!!! (um....just reading your shirt) GUILTY!!!! 👍😁

[@kellydrodgers8957]

Have you ever tried placing wood of various colours close to a young queen who's just building her nest? It'd be interesting to see which types of wood she chooses, and which patterns emerge once her nest is matured. Bald faced hornet's nests are already works of art. They'd be even more spectacular if built from various types of wood.

[@gandalf8216]

Some nests in rural Denmark are rather interesting, with streaks of red, green and blue.

[@unchained_wings]

Now you have to show us your chickens eating pizza. That is just too funny.

[@joannejardee3574]

Have you ever thought of doing a video showing the different stages of development, from the youngest larvae to an adult ready to hatch-with the approximate age of each? I would love to see that. PS: Love your videos and especially those chickens.

[@jeffreysiraguse2623]

i think i heard your name was brent or brett im jeffrey and im watching from Philadelphia PA i really enjoy watching what you do and i look forward to seeing you the chickens and your furry little friend.keep up the great work and i hope to see more videos in the future. i hope you reach your goal as well.

[@jenniferfarsh675]

Are you saying this is not the Angel Pigeon & Ginger Show? ❤️

[@HornetKingOfficial]

It is NOW! lol

[@rockysmith6105]

Brent is such a brroooooo. What a guy, always thinking about the fans when he puts these together. Got to say, I love the gals but they aren't everything I'm here for~ I love the relos. Especially that 3 month montage of the baldface hornet nest relo to the barn window, that vid is why I'm here right now and I'm so glad for it.

[@velistigalaxis793]

I love watching these videos. The color of a hives paper is beautiful to see. keep up the great work! Soon your gonna hit 100K!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Thank you so much! Yes, I love the envelope colors too!

[@rebekahwittmer9533]

I'm curious if there has ever been a nest found with purple color in it

[@reginaphalange4182]

That second nest was so exciting to watch. When the nest landed in the bin and you slammed the lid on right away, I was extremely impressed. And then how you sprayed the foragers was also impressive. All you did was the Rocky pose. If it was me that slammed the lid on that fast, I'd be yelling obscenities for at least five or ten minutes. It was pretty awesome. Great job. I loved watching this one.

[@pumpkinqueen21]

The REAL "Best way" to grab them is with the BOTTOM OF YOUR SHOE!!! 😂💜😋😉

[@joybrezinsky7306]

I enjoy your videos very much and have learned a great deal as you comment on information you have learned. Our creatures are so intricately created. Thank you for your careful concern for them. I love your chicken girls!

[@Lex.4.life.yeeeee]

My whole life I've been calling those pincher bugs😂 who knew they actually had a name lol

[@demianjennings689]

I never thought watching someone pluck out larvae would be so soothing

[@davisgheen6531]

Part of me is saying "why am I watching this" and the other part is saying "why not"

[@carrollkuemper]

I love watching the girls, but I do enjoy you taking care of the nests.

[@paulgenua6279]

Congrats on your channel growing. You may need to consider calling your channel "Angel Pigeon and Ginger" feat. Hornet King.

[@hollow795]

I’ll tell you, Bret, this was an excellent video. A little something for everybody. Also, I’m amazed at the heavy “thunk” baldies make when they get sucked into the vacuum tube. They are pretty large and solid.

[@donitachapman4731]

I didn't know that you were local. That's so cool. I live in Lancaster. Now I know who to call for bees if I ever have a problem.

[@wylancslass]

I think we need a Ginger, Angel and Pigeon T-Shirt! I love how you love your "girls!"

[@zoeyxxx879]

oh my god YESSSS!! FINNALLLYYYY!!! I’m so hornet for this video right now. 😂

[@HornetKingOfficial]

HAHAHA ^^^I love it!! Me so Hornet, me buzz you long time!

[@zoeyxxx879]

My homeboys tried to warn me but that buzz you got makes me so hornet! 😂😂😂

[@HornetKingOfficial]

@@zoeyxxx879 hahahaha!!

[@TheRealBambihooves]

Hahaha me too!♻🌼♻🌼♻🌼♻🌼♻ 🐝🐲🐝 ♻🌼♻🌼♻🌼♻🌼♻

[@Imani7361]

I came for the hornets... I binge watch for the chickens!🐓

[@benjiit5726]

Damn you're uploading loads of content mate. I love this stuff! Got stung myself yesterday by a couple of German yellowjackets in my garden. I was about ready to declare war on 'Ze Germans' again.......

[@HornetKingOfficial]

HAHAHA!

[@ashleighcartwright5186]

In Northern Britain it isn't unheard of for wasp nests to take over entire loft spaces in Old terraced houses. The heat from modern central heating keeps the attic space pretty warm

[@nicepush2574]

Ze Germans... 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lizimpey6338]

I am terrified of wasps and my hair stands up on end every time I see them but I love your posts. As much as I am frightened I see them differently since subscribing . I love the info you provided and your love of animals makes me smile. Please don’t ever become discouraged your one of my few subs that I check everyday so keep on working and talking!👏👏👏👍👍👍😁

[@settlemoore]

We want "Comb" shirts(include the quotations) and we want them NOW!!

[@One.DeSanctis.]

Thank you for showing the stages of pupation under the white caps again, Hornet 👑.

[@shannonjefferson874]

I love the vids man keep them. Coming

[@AmethystSnow]

My favorite KZbinr, back at it again.

[@holliglendenning3149]

That was an amazing drop on that second removal!

[@imheck]

Hey I grew up by Adamstown but moved to Marietta Georgia when I was 23 years old in '82 & I haven't heard any good Pa Dutch slang in years! I laughed when I heard you don't want to "RUTCH" around! you should give classes. You're a blessing! don't forget to redd up na once!

[@Courtney8240]

Always hated earwigs. Growing up in the thick woods they were all over the house. Crawled into a friends ear once during a sleep over. 😏

[@Lacroixmakeupartist]

1. Video so interesting and informative again love to watch them 2. Your tactics are very effective 👊🏻 3. Your beard looks great on you 4. You are the wasp whisperer 😉

[@HornetKingOfficial]

AWE Thank you for the love!!

[@bigman88zz]

How does an earwig get inside and do damage without being attacked?

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Theyre sneaky.I think they go in undetected and slink into the cells and start eating their way through from the bottom of the comb.

[@GinaZalner]

I can’t believe we’re sitting here eating dinner and watching this video and having conversations about what we learned! Cannot get enough of this, thank you!

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Wow that's so awesome!! Thank you for sharing that ❤❤❤

[@customerservice1323]

All I know is, wasp wasp burn burn burn AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@dominiquegrant4183]

I get so happy when you upload ❤️

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Awe thank you!! I get so happy when you comment!

[@Nunya9876]

Since I’ve started watching your channel, I have learned a lot of things about hornets, wasps etc. at first, I just “hated” the wasps and hornets, then I started watching and learning about them through your channel. Very good information you teach. Thank you! I watched a bald faced hornet a while back; at first I thought “just kill it!” Until I learned they hunt other insects. I watched it “hunt” a fly! So it flew off with its catch shortly after it “pounced” on it!

[@jamesalexander5772]

haha rocky pose! that's how i act at work when i think no one is watching :P

[@HornetKingOfficial]

I should have done the air jabs and hooks I usually do after the pose! lol

[@dracyoola875]

*Eye of the tiger plays in the background* XD That was a great shot and great reflexes. Love it!

[@ppulambe8311]

Best crappie bait

[@jasonking4096]

At 100K we should get to see you putting on your suit... from start to finish!! 😍😍😍

[@adrianjones4380]

Damn man Keep it coming Hornet King I like to see you pluck the larva after the removal lol. I wanna see you do a big big nest

[@TheRealBambihooves]

♻🌼♻Yesssssssssss! ♻🌼♻

[@jenniferagrusa3155]

That deserved a Rocky pose. That was epic lol

[@nicepush2574]

I would of shit my pants before I could get the lid on...................... 😁😁😁😁😁

[@mrsvle]

I think you should get some neutral buffered formalin or isopropyl alcohol and preserve some of the more interesting specimens you find along the way.

[@veevyern]

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[@jjeree90]

When you pull on a white cap and the whole darn thing comes out! Now that is satisfying!

[@mikemoore8135]

Question? Do you ever deal with honey bee removals?

[@HornetKingOfficial]

No sir. I specialize in wasps.

[@michael7423]

bee's are great if you have a problem nest just contact your local bee keepers (search online in your area) and im sure they would love to have more honeybee's

[@htownjesse]

'Their butt looks like a man's lip.' LOL! You're too funny. You said it so matter of factly. We had a chicken coop when I was a pre-teen and had about 10 chickens & 2 roosters. These vids bring back memories.

[@darthplagueis3488]

You are like the doom guy of wasps

[@foreheadjones5197]

That's a perfect title, lol.

[@stellakalivas2302]

You are so funny. I love your channel and your Chickens. I'm so glad I found your channel. It's great and I learn from it. Thanks a bunch.

[@ashleighcartwright5186]

I love to see how loving you are to the chickens, but I'm here for the wasps and hornets. The chickens are a welcome extra. In arizona, maricopa, bald faced hornets are a massive problem, unlike where you are, there doesn't seem to be as much predation towards them. Arizona has all sorts of stinging insects, however Africanised bees and bald faced hornets are the ones that scare the majority of people.

[@lexidreyar7777]

Aye Phoenix here man!

[@ryancripe4565]

Got stung by one of these in TN did a number on my temple. So this was therapeutic watching you take them down. love the videos.

[@tylermartinez7725]

In your career, have you found that your body has slowly built up a resistance to different stings over time? (i.e. less pain, less swelling, less recovery time, etc)

[@beastmode1421]

Tyler Martinez he prolly has only been stung a few times , I’m guessing those suits are pretty sturdy

[@fiegenfiegen]

28:40: You mention that when wasps get very tired or overheated, they can drink néctar. Something I have observed is that larger wasps drink lavender néctar and get sort of anesthesized by the néctar. They kind of get stuck in the flower and stay there half asleep.

[@shahina1246]

LOOK AT ALL THOSE CHICKENS.😂

[@nicepush2574]

🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔 KIP KIP KIP KIP KIP 🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔

[@paulscottpadgett1996]

I very much enjoy watching your videos. Thank You Brother....!

[@berkshiregirl6810]

If you ever decide to sell some of your nests please give your followers first dibs.

[@zoeyxxx879]

Berkshire Girl I SECOND THISSSS!!! Plzplzplzzzz! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Theyre always for sale!

[@zoeyxxx879]

How much???

[@HornetKingOfficial]

Shoot me an email girlfriend and I'll send you pics of what I have [e-mail]

[@alexmcmunn9390]

Hornet King can you sell me a singular adult worker to have as a very very confused pet. If you will I’ll name him busbee. Or Alfred... the name isn’t final yet 🧚‍♂️

[@Navneetvaio]

Nest drop was amazing!!. Great follow up pose. You are a true expert in waspy situations.

[@LindsayNaidus]

Do you feed the chickens chicken?? Like 'The Silence of the Chickens'. Lol

[@nicepush2574]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@anniedevore6554]

I subscribed when he had 389 subscribers. Now much more subscribers people can’t get enough of his videos He explains everything so well in a calming voice it’s fascinating and addictive

[@FuhqEwe]

STOP STRIPPING IN YOUR VIDEOS. I DON'T PAY FOR THIS FILTH. Wait, I don't pay for the regular content either. Ok, strip away.

[@HornetKingOfficial]

HAHAHA I charge big bucks for the unedited version LOL

[@Brad-xx8es]

Hornet King where do we pay😉

[@Hard-Boiled-Bollock]

'Bendy wendy', sounded very Clockwork Orange there

[@krisburke597]

Luv the slow-motion 😄 & the girls of course🐔🐓

[@sheller153]

Duct tape: the Handyman’s secret weapon Thank you Uncle Red!

[@bigmac965]

I don't know what's so satisfying about watching you pluck the larvae from the cells. It's kind of like watching Dr. Pimple Popper on tv. I can't wait to see what comes out...

[@colleenmurphy1333]

I never ever would watch these removals, since I started I now watch Hornet King(ROCKY) haha, 628 & Pete, Yappy & Mr Ed & good time Charlie Please do another collaboration, their a blast 💥. 🐝🐝🐿️🇨🇦🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦🐿️🇨🇦🐝🇨🇦🐝❤️

[@iancampbell159]

These videos are amazing. Such simplicity in such a complicated time. The chickens and squirrel are amazing.

[@Stikkelsbær]

Okay, this was interesting. The video sent me down a rabbit hole reading about earwigs. I used to get annoyed with them when I would climb a maple tree in my yard as a kid, but I had no idea they could invade a wasp nest. I have a new respect for the earwig now.