Insect Architecture

James Rennie and John George Wood

Wasps that fold paper, caddis-worms that build with pebbles, bees that raise wax cities: James Rennie treats insects as master builders and reads their nests as architecture. This wide survey moves from mason to miner to weaver, cataloguing the tiny engineers underfoot and overhead. A classic on nature's smallest construction crews. Look again at what buzzes past.