By Becca Husselbee
A photographer captures the rare moment a group of wasps blow water bubbles.
Lim Choo How, 49, from Kedah, Malaysia, was walking around a factory compound one day in June when he noticed the wasp flying round a nest, absorbing water and blowing water away to keep their nest dry.
Pic by Lim Choo How /Caters News
Lim, who takes does photography as a hobby for 12 years, rushed back to his office to pick up his camera.
He said: “This behaviour is rare in macro photography.
Pic by Lim Choo How /Caters News
“After sharing my photos I get good response from lots of friend, especially on Facebook.
“There is a wonderful world out there of us to explore through macro photography so let’s start clicking away.”
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