bugs

>>2396207
Oh, these were found in Michigan, if it helps.

Something whaspy

>>2396207
Mud dauber wasp nest. Excellent pest control, they paralyze caterpillars and things like that and feed them to their larvae.

>>2396224
Thank you! These guys must've been here for quite some time.

>>2396228
Thankfully I don't have to worry about any spiders. Like I said, these things have probably been here for a good long time. There's nine capsules total, 3 have hatched and have nothing in them, one is hatched with some remains of a spider or something in it, three are still undisturbed, with a grub inside, and the other two have an open cocoon but a grub inside, One has a dead spider poking out. I'll post more pictures in a bit.

>>2396231
Okay, I cut up the nest. There were about 11-14 pods in there, some with dead grubs some without anything. And like >>2396228 said, a shitload of spiders.

Looks like a calzone

>>2396241
Yeah mud daubers only parasitize spiders, they're actually quite odd for their family, as most sphecid wasps parasitize larval insects.

>>2396207
What the fuck is wrong with you you nasty fuck? How does a shit like that end up in your goddamn umbrella?

>>2396310
It just kinda ended up there. Bugs happen to enter a lot of weird places.

>>2396308
Thankfully a good portion were partially devoured.