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    Good catch - for the wasp and yourself, Beryl! What is the prey? I cannot make it out. Thought it was a spider at first, then a small snail.......?
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    Thank you Catherine.
    I took 43 shots and one of them look like a caterpillar or grub. He chewed a couple of lumps in the end and I think he didn't like it because he dropped it and flew off. I couldn't find it.
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