Big bugs eating garden, North TX!
melelio
11 years ago
What ARE these bugs? A friend has them in the vegetable garden, and they are eating EVERYthing but the squash....
http://www.flickr.com/photos/melelio/7515812290/
Any ideas? She wants them GONE!
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