Yep, this snake was bound and determined to hitch a ride on Sept. 12th. He finally went under the basket and couldn't find a place to get in for the flight, but if he could have found a place, he would have had a free balloon ride!
Posted on 09/21/2007 8:40:05 PM PDT by abner
Alright, I am at a loss and am posting my first real vanity post.
Stupid I know so try to go easy. I am trying to identify a giant hornet or bee. This thing has been hanging out on our outside light for at least 2 evenings. Tonight I had my better half take photos.
In looking at forums, I haven't really been able to identify this other than the frightening Asian Giant Hornet. I really don't want this to be that as it would have a tendency to really freak me out.
Whatever this is is about 2 inches long and at least one of its kind is active in the evening.
For some really cool pics of the monster - see here: http://www.usflagballoon.com/2007season/hornetorbee.htm
You know.. a Democrat
Of the two choices, this is the Vaspa Crabro. . Not the CK. Thanks!
Yep, this snake was bound and determined to hitch a ride on Sept. 12th. He finally went under the basket and couldn't find a place to get in for the flight, but if he could have found a place, he would have had a free balloon ride!
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