Hunting Wasps & Palaearctic Larvae

Have you noticed the influx of post-eclipse creatures...such as the velvety blue-winged Scolia dubia (order Hymenoptera), or the distinctive song of the Palaearctic bush cricket? Lest we forget just how the Cerceris sextoides happen to resume a perch, and...where is it that the carnivorous larvae's blackish goo resumes its salvation?

We'll answer all these questions and more with a focus on our most recent antiquarian find (circa 1921); J.H. Fabre's MORE HUNTING WASPS  -a plentiful 14 chapter guide containing essays in the Souvenirs entomologigues series.

//Featuring some of our tried n' true favorite traxx, by utterly strange fruits…flicker, blam, pow: Dionigi, Stellar Tunnel, Underworld, Faust, Ovi, The Charities, Philip Glass, Szun Waves, Mary Costa, Irma Thomas and...well, the list just goes on and on. 

PSST - STAY TUNED for our episode (to follow), as we announce updates on the concoctions we've been hatching in the greenhouse.