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Fri, Sep 9, 05 at 13:59
| I've posted this on a couple of forums. Hopefully I won't get in trouble:) It's just such a cool picture.
This pair was found on my russian sage but there were 4 hanging out among the okra yesterday. And if you grow okra you know that Japanese beetles love it. Nothing is more rewarding than watching the assasin bugs devour J. beetles. |
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| Now that, is a cool picture. I think I need to get me a few thousand assassin bugs. They don't eat any of the good bugs, do they? Suja |
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| Hi Suja, they probably do. I understand they'll even eat people, lol! Actually they just bite but I've read that can pack a nasty bite. |
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- Posted by collectordi z7VA (My Page) on Sun, Sep 11, 05 at 2:41
| Do you still have Japanese beetles? I saw a few stragglers a couple of weeks ago but I think they're all gone now. |
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| Collectordi, I haven't seen any for about a week now. And for a couple of weeks before that just a few stragglers, as you call them. |
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