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#11520359
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520362
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520365
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520367
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520369
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520370
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520371
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11520354
28 August 2024
Ecological disaster in Greece with large amount of dead fish wash-up on the beach, shores, port of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf spreading an incredible stench and setting on alarm local authorities, residents and tourists. According to local authorities the most prominent theory is that tons of freshwater fish ended up in the sea from water outflow, ending up to the sea from the 2023 flooded area from hurricane Daniel. Volos, Greece on August 27, 2024
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#11360227
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, also known as black mud daubers or black mud-dauber wasps, is a genus of Hymenoptera of the Sphecidae family of wasps. They are solitary mud daubers and are building nests made of mud. Nests are frequently being constructed in shaded niches, often just inside windows or vent openings, and it may take a female only a day to construct a cell requiring dozens of trips carrying mud. Females of some species are laying a modest average of 15 eggs over their whole lifespan. Various parasites are attacking these nests, including several species of cuckoo wasps, primarily by sneaking into the nest while the resident mud dauber is out foraging. Like other solitary wasps, Sceliphron species are not being aggressive unless threatened. They are sometimes being regarded as beneficial due to their control of spider populations. This photo was taken in Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on June 24, 2024.
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#11360228
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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#11360229
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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#11360230
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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#11360231
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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#11360232
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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#11360233
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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#11360234
25 June 2024
Sceliphron, Also Known As Black Mud Daubers Or Black Mud-dauber Wasps, Is A Genus Of Hymenoptera Of The Sphecidae Family Of Wasps. They Are Solitary Mud Daubers And Build Nests Made Of Mud. Nests Are Frequently Constructed In Shaded Niches, Often Just Inside Windows Or Vent Openings, And It May Take A Female Only A Day To Construct A Cell Requiring Dozens Of Trips Carrying Mud. Females Of Some Species Lay A Modest Average Of 15 Eggs Over Their Whole Lifespan. Various Parasites Attack These Nests, Including Several Species Of Cuckoo Wasps, Primarily By Sneaking Into The Nest While The Resident Mud Dauber Is Out Foraging. Like Other Solitary Wasps, Sceliphron Species Are Not Aggressive Unless Threatened. They Are Sometimes Regarded As Beneficial Due To Their Control Of Spider Populations. This Photo Was Taken At Tehatta, West Bengal, India, On 24/06/2024.
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