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![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFYG2J/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-54-the-national-geographic-magazine-phutofiraph-b-paul-griswold-houe-a-young-jug-maker-wasp-gets-out-of-the-quotjugquot-weak-and-clumsy-it-preens-itself-after-crawling-out-of-the-urn-shaped-earthen-cell-through-the-large-hole-at-the-left-plate-ii-and-page-65-the-opening-in-front-is-still-sealed-just-as-the-mother-left-it-after-she-provisioned-the-nursery-with-caterpillars-and-laid-an-egg-photograph-greatly-enlarged-seizing-it-by-the-throat-lifts-its-head-off-the-ground-and-drags-it-along-at-a-very-creditable-p-PFYG2J.jpg ". [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p Stock Photo")
. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-54-the-national-geographic-magazine-phutofiraph-b-paul-griswold-houe-a-young-jug-maker-wasp-gets-out-of-the-quotjugquot-weak-and-clumsy-it-preens-itself-after-crawling-out-of-the-urn-shaped-earthen-cell-through-the-large-hole-at-the-left-plate-ii-and-page-65-the-opening-in-front-is-still-sealed-just-as-the-mother-left-it-after-she-provisioned-the-nursery-with-caterpillars-and-laid-an-egg-photograph-greatly-enlarged-seizing-it-by-the-throat-lifts-its-head-off-the-ground-and-drags-it-along-at-a-very-creditable-p-image216349578.htmlRMPFYG2J–. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p
![. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDABWM/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-54-the-national-geographic-magazine-phutofiraph-b-paul-griswold-houe-a-young-jug-maker-wasp-gets-out-of-the-quotjugquot-weak-and-clumsy-it-preens-itself-after-crawling-out-of-the-urn-shaped-earthen-cell-through-the-large-hole-at-the-left-plate-ii-and-page-65-the-opening-in-front-is-still-sealed-just-as-the-mother-left-it-after-she-provisioned-the-nursery-with-caterpillars-and-laid-an-egg-photograph-greatly-enlarged-seizing-it-by-the-throat-lifts-its-head-off-the-ground-and-drags-it-along-at-a-very-creditable-p-RDABWM.jpg ". [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p Stock Photo")
. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/articles-about-birds-from-national-geographic-magazine-birds-54-the-national-geographic-magazine-phutofiraph-b-paul-griswold-houe-a-young-jug-maker-wasp-gets-out-of-the-quotjugquot-weak-and-clumsy-it-preens-itself-after-crawling-out-of-the-urn-shaped-earthen-cell-through-the-large-hole-at-the-left-plate-ii-and-page-65-the-opening-in-front-is-still-sealed-just-as-the-mother-left-it-after-she-provisioned-the-nursery-with-caterpillars-and-laid-an-egg-photograph-greatly-enlarged-seizing-it-by-the-throat-lifts-its-head-off-the-ground-and-drags-it-along-at-a-very-creditable-p-image231954176.htmlRMRDABWM–. [Articles about birds from National geographic magazine]. Birds. 54 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE. Phutofiraph b' Paul Griswold Houe^ A YOUNG JUG-MAKER WASP GETS OUT OF THE "JUG" Weak and clumsy, it preens itself after crawling out of the urn-shaped earthen cell through the large hole at the left (Plate II and page 65). The opening in front is still sealed, just as the mother left it after she provisioned the nursery with caterpillars and laid an egg, (Photograph greatly enlarged.) seizing it by the throat, lifts its head off the ground and drags it along at a very creditable p
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