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05/16/2008 01:51:43 AM · #51 |
YAYYY!! (muttergrumble all that work and he just waltzes in and saves the day...) lol.
That's a wayyyy better picture of webworms than I saw when something brought me to think of them. I'd pretty much discounted them, but that's perfect! And yes, they ARE one and the same!
Thanks :D
(Hyphantria cunea, aka the fall webworm)
Message edited by author 2008-05-16 02:01:26. |
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05/16/2008 01:58:22 AM · #52 |
Well it helps having actually seen them at this stage in their life lol. I had a tree with tons of them in it as a kid and I had to clear it out every year. At least it BUG you tonight trying to figure it out!
But I'm glad I could help solve the mystery! :) |
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05/16/2008 03:49:20 AM · #53 |
I've seen those things dangling off of trees before but I could have sworn they were green in color.
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05/16/2008 03:56:18 AM · #54 |
These caterpillars are pale yellow, green or beige, black-spotted, and covered with hairs. (quoted from somewhere with nothing much else of interest that I was too lazy to copy the url of ;) )
But now that we've identified the flannel moth, totally coincidental to the webworms, I still expect you to watch for signs of any of their caterpillars!
Which reminds me of a cute story...
I was watching two young children, maybe 6 and 8, who spotted a wooly bear in front of our house. The younger said, "Look! A capadiller!"
The elder gave her a disgusted look and in a voice dripping with distain replied, "It's not "capadiller", it's "CATTLEpillar!"
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05/19/2008 10:11:07 AM · #55 |
Look what I photographed a couple of days ago. It sure looks like the ones in the OP. A little more mature but very similar.
[thumb]680052[/thumb]
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05/19/2008 10:34:17 AM · #56 |
Originally posted by BeeCee:
Lol, I can't even eat the kalamari pieces that have the legs... I'd rather not be reminded what I'm chowing on, thankyouverymuch! |
Sheesh... Squid don't even HAVE legs :-) You mean the tentacles, right? And they are the BESTEST part of Calamari; crunchy-yum...
R.
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05/19/2008 10:38:12 AM · #57 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by BeeCee:
Lol, I can't even eat the kalamari pieces that have the legs... I'd rather not be reminded what I'm chowing on, thankyouverymuch! |
Sheesh... Squid don't even HAVE legs :-) You mean the tentacles, right? And they are the BESTEST part of Calamari; crunchy-yum...
R. |
mmmm octopus soup, crunchy tentacles too |
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05/19/2008 10:40:37 AM · #58 |
Originally posted by Louis:
Originally posted by knowvak:
look almost like baby house centipedes. Here |
Those things are revolting. :-P And they move like hot snot. On the plus side, the cats love them as a tasty treat. |
WARNING! Big, scary bug!!! I almost had a heart attack when that monster came up on my screen! They ARE revolting and incredibly creepy and fast. Blech!
daybeezho
p.s. What an amazing photograph! |
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