Vespula vulgaris
Geting
HemmetTrädgårdenInsekter
Getingen (Vespula vulgaris) bygger bo i hus och trädgård på sommaren. Så känner du igen den, hanterar boet säkert och vet när du bör ringa proffs.
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🐛AI-illustration kommerAntique scientific engraving plate, aged parchment background, sepia and warm brown ink, fine cross-hatching, 19th-century natural-history lithograph style, thin double-line border frame. Portrait orientation, muted sepia palette, no modern color.
Top-left small text "Insecta. Hymenoptera."; top-right "Tab. XXXIX." Centered title block: large serif capitals "VESPULA VULGARIS", below it smaller spaced capitals "GETING", below that "Naturlig storlek." in italic.
**Fig. 1** — a common wasp worker seen from above with bold yellow-and-black banding, a narrow waist and two pairs of folded wings; caption "Fig. 1. Arbetare, ovanifrån. Naturlig storlek."
Below Fig. 1, a neat grid of magnified anatomical detail figures, each drawn accurately and given its exact Swedish caption underneath:
**Fig. 2** — the head from the front with its black anchor mark; caption "Fig. 2. Huvud, framifrån."
**Fig. 3** — an antenna; caption "Fig. 3. Antenn."
**Fig. 4** — a single wing; caption "Fig. 4. Vinge."
**Fig. 5** — a single leg; caption "Fig. 5. Ben."
**Fig. 6** — the sting at the abdomen tip, magnified; caption "Fig. 6. Gadd, förstorad."
**Fig. 7** — a hexagonal paper nest cell, magnified; caption "Fig. 7. Bocell av papper, förstorad."
A horizontal scale bar labeled "5 mm". At the very bottom, a thin index legend row repeating the short Swedish captions for Fig. 1 through Fig. 7.
Render ALL on-plate text exactly as written above, in Swedish and Latin, with clean serif lettering and no spelling changes. Hand-engraved etching look with fine line hatching, no photographic shading and no color washes.
