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Thanks for the input. In norwegian there's no word for this, they're simply called "flying ants". Correction made in title! Thanks

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I agree! I never get used crouching down in the humid cellar knowing there are hundreds of these dangling over my head! I know they are not dangerous - but some part of me still think they are!

@@proofofspecies8892 so it is not venomous or aggressive?

No, but ive heard it can deliver a bite that you can feel.. Its very calm and only lives in humid cellars, caves etc. I have hundreds of eggsacs hanging from the cellar ceiling but not once have i seen them in the house(likes it humid and dark) :)

That's nice that you saw these cool spiders, I saw the wolf spider before in my window, it looked so small and cute And there was a spider that used to live in our apartment room​ but i don'twhat species was it Goodluck finding more spiders :) @proofofspecies8892

@proofofspecies8892 btw should I get scared if I see a spider?

haha! Poor eyesight/didn't bother him. I will try to make an interview with the owner of the bedroom! Ill post it here when the time comes

From Beekeepinglove.com : "The time it takes wasps to build a nest varies depending on the species and environmental factors. Paper wasps can build a nest in a few hours to a few days, while yellow jackets and hornets can take several weeks to construct their nests".

I believe this is either german yellows or saxon wasp

Your worst fears can come true!

Hey! :) From wiki: Hericium coralloides is a saprotrophic fungus, commonly known as coral tooth fungus[1] or comb coral mushroom.[2] It grows on dead hardwood trees. The species is edible and good But remember: DO NOT use these pictures/video as a source to identify and eat mushrooms/plants/animals. Proof of species rely on viewers feedback and discussions to identify correct species. Species identification is an ongoing task and therefore some of these species might be wrongly labeled.

Good info. In what part of the world have you observed this?

@@proofofspecies8892 Washington State, I only find Philodromus Rufus though.

This is the first one I have ever seen. I live in a little forest in Færder, Norway.

Understandable! I actually read the book this spring, great stuff. Jack Torrance is craaaazy!! I didnt know there was another version of the movie,,is it the two-part from 1997?

@@proofofspecies8892 Yep, my mistake, it was 1997 not 2000. And yeah in that version there is the scene i'm talking about :P

Allright. I need to watch that now. Thanks for the info

Do you think it could be "Trombidium holosericeum"?

Might as well!

Thanks for the suggestion! :)

Professionals had to take care of it !

Good thinking

Imagine a man who lives lives on a farm, who likes to be in touch with nature, who has poor vision, who didnt notice while the nest was little, who ended up thinking that it was cool ! 😅

Imagine a man who lives lives on a farm, who likes to be in touch with nature, who has poor vision, who didnt notice while the nest was little, who ended up thinking that it was cool ! 😅

@@proofofspecies8892 God damn. What is wrong with that man? Lol

hahaha! He is a very free spirit!

I think you are right! 🙌

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Haha! why?

@@proofofspecies8892 something cool might have happend mushrooms are super funky after all

Thanks for the suggestion :)

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Hilsen, fin video.

Thank you for the suggestion. It is a good idea and I will take it into consideration :)

The horror, the horror!

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Imagine a man who lives lives on a farm, who likes to be in touch with nature, who has poor vision, who didnt notice while the nest was little, who ended up thinking that it was cool ! 😅

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