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the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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Posted by
mrtoad 7b NC (
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Tue, May 4, 10 at 17:05
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RE: the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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| I've heard of them, but never seen them-I don't think. At least I know what to look for now. |
RE: the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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Aha! That's the culprit! Great shot- I never would have imagined that's what they grow up to be.
Renee |
RE: the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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Looks kind of innocent to be such a baddie. Great shot!
kay |
RE: the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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| actually, that looks more like a yellow soldier beetle than an iris borer (a moth). |
RE: the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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| Yeah, that's not the borer. The borer is a moth. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Iris Borer Adult Moth Images
RE: the dreaded flying brown 'iris borer'
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| just a bit of humor - moths are moths and borers are borers mr toad |
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