Wasps first appeared in the Jurassic period and they were a lot bigger than now.

Does it mean that some dinosaurs suffered from their sting? It would be funny to imagine how the T-Rex got an allergic reaction because of the sting? We'll probably never know these things but I managed to take some shots of a wasp last week, when I was searching for flowers for photo challenge. I made few GIF-s. I am very sorry because these GIF-s don't provide a sound records, the sound like bzzzbzzz would make these animation much more interesting.

It looks kinda beautiful on these rosemary flowers.

I don't know is this true, but I heard that a bee has only one chance to use it's sting. Wasp can do it several times. I was stang by a wasp hundreds of times in my life and that was just a temporary pain. But I know some people that have really bad reaction on wasp sting. I am not afraid of getting too close to this wasp, the only important thing is to keep mouth and eyes safe.

There are hundreds and hundreds families of wasps.

And they are settled in the most of the world. Some are very social, some prefer to live alone and meet in the time of mating. Some are parasites, some are predators, some are prey, but they all have stings.

But I have other experiences, so I would make different systematic. I am familiar with a BEER WASP, that's the one around my beer glass, wants to drink it. On the same way, I am very close with a VINE WASP and an ORANGE JUICE WASP.

And all people have different reactions on the sting of a wasp. Spring is coming, so, if you spend a lot of time outside, make sure that your glass of beer, vine or orange juice is closed and safe!