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Mar 19, 2012 00:00:48 #
Mar 19, 2012 00:41:56 #
Hal81 wrote:
Get out the spray can.
Heck...make it two cans. One for each hand. I've noticed that ladybugs don't get into the house too much, but those d**m Asian ones will, especially in the fall if someone leaves the patio door open. They seek warmth in the fall and if not croaked, it's going to be a problem in the spring. I had an issue with them a few years back. They didn't get into the house but there was a whole colony/cluster (whatever they're called) in my garage that came in and overwintered behind some boards. The vacuum cleaner took care of them. Asians will be a yellow/orange stain once squashed. They are quite a problem here in central Wisconsin. 8-)
Mar 19, 2012 00:48:23 #
That was a good laugh for the night.
RMM wrote:
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
dirtpusher wrote:
i hear yuh if it moves shoot it if it dont shoot it anyway lol
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
Mar 19, 2012 01:06:50 #
markar wrote:
That was a good laugh for the night.
RMM wrote:
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
dirtpusher wrote:
i hear yuh if it moves shoot it if it dont shoot it anyway lol
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
Aw Hell, MT Shooter has it right. On his reply/profile he says: When in doubt, shoot it again. I agree, If using a camera or not. (I know the tree-huggers are probably having fits about this now.) :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: 8-)
Mar 19, 2012 01:25:00 #
Looked like a katydid to me, too. Now I have to go look up stink bugs.
Those aphids look hungry. I found spraying soapy water works well on them, but glad you got the pic first!
Those aphids look hungry. I found spraying soapy water works well on them, but glad you got the pic first!
Mar 19, 2012 01:32:28 #
filmjock wrote:
Very interesting.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricksgonedigital/
risteard wrote:
These were discovered today on the vines in the back yard
Very interesting.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ricksgonedigital/
Very ... Very
Mar 19, 2012 01:40:39 #
Rbo36 wrote:
Asian, European, and native ladybird beetles come in several different "spot" patterns, as well as solid colors. You need a score card to keep track. (And as an amateur entomologist, I never read about any ladybird beetle biting people).The awful orange ladybugs are actually Multi-colored Asian Lady beetles (and they bite). Native Ladybugs are red and do not bite humans.
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Mar 19, 2012 02:36:14 #
AK Dreamer wrote:
Namwife wrote:
It appears to be a katydid.Can someone tell me what this is? I shot it today in the woods.... Sorry I know it is blurred...
PhotoDeb wrote:
Nope, not even close.Looked like a katydid to me, too. Now I have to go look up stink bugs.
This is a katydid
and this is a katydid
and this is a katydid
and this is a katydid
This is a (brown) Shield Bug, often called a stink bug
Mar 19, 2012 02:41:14 #
Nikonian72 wrote:
Rbo36 wrote:
Asian, European, and native ladybird beetles come in several different "spot" patterns, as well as solid colors. You need a score card to keep track. (And as an amateur entomologist, I never read about any ladybird beetle biting people).The awful orange ladybugs are actually Multi-colored Asian Lady beetles (and they bite). Native Ladybugs are red and do not bite humans.
Ok. So they are actually Multi-colored Asian Lady Beetles?? I've only heard them called Asian ladybugs. Seems like a common mistake. Wow. I have alot of time on my hands, and between you and MT Shooter, I've learned volumes, (OldTimer, Ian/Tilly, Dirtpusher, Sarge, Sinatraman also) not to mention all of us other mortals who share advice. Getting back to subject at hand....I also have never had the regular Bug as mentioned ever bite me, but I do know a beetle left a mark. Perhaps the red marks were from its digestive juices left after it got squished. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It helps.
Mar 19, 2012 03:59:21 #
Mar 19, 2012 11:43:00 #
RMM wrote:
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
dirtpusher wrote:
i hear yuh if it moves shoot it if it dont shoot it anyway lol
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
Sounds like a set up to me !
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Mar 19, 2012 13:31:44 #
frenchcoast wrote:
Sounds like a set up to me !
RMM wrote:
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
dirtpusher wrote:
i hear yuh if it moves shoot it if it dont shoot it anyway lol
I thought it was, "If it moves, shoot it, and if it doesn't, paint it." I think there was a "Salute it" in there somewhere, too. I once saluted my lieutenant when he was driving his VW while holding an ice cream cone. He almost killed himself trying to salute back.
Sounds like a set up to me !
:?: :?: :?: Where, in this post do you see a "Set-Up"??? Set-up for what? I believe you are confused.
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