PadawanWarrior
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Hakuna Matata.
That's an interesting point of view!So ladybugs eat other bugs as adults. As nymphs I’m pretty sure they’re predacious too. Makes me think the larva is as well. So if that’s true, then unlike most bugs it’s not eating your plant. Maybe it crawled in there for aphids? I’m not joking about that, they’re a very aggressive predator. Now if it decides to stay in your bud and go to the next stage in it’s cycle, then that’s not so good if it’s in there shitting.
Your plant’s not finished. You have or had a food source for them on your plant, likely aphids, and they set up shop.
That sounds very polite.That's an interesting point of view!
It's just that it makes sense. Their lady bugs larvae, than no they aren't after the foliage or buds. There drive is basically eating other small insects, Fungus knats, aphids, spider mites and the likes of which. So it just kinda made senseThat sounds very polite.
Yeah, I think so. That movie scared the beejeezus out me as kid.Is That a gif from the Poltergeist movie!!??
I think those are red bud worms, like borers or gall midges.They’ll last an easy month in my dry/cure room. I find them when I dry trim.
Remember I told you I love ladybugs, so I can’t squash them like I do to most bugs, I get up and put them outside….
Me too! LoLYeah, I think so. That movie scared the beejeezus out me as kid.
I think those are red bud worms, like borer or gall midge.
I havent seen many lady bugs this year but there sure have been a lot of dragon flies hovering around. I kind of have a love/hate relationship with those.
That wasn't scary to me, but I watched the original Night of the Living Dead alone in my dad's basement when I was like 5, lol. Now that was kinda scary, lol.Me too! LoL
Dragonflies are awesome. I didn’t pull off it’s wing, I usually stay away from them but this one was pretty mellow. Look at those colours and those big buggy eyes!Yeah, I think so. That movie scared the beejeezus out me as kid.
I think those are red bud worms, like borers or gall midges.
I havent seen many lady bugs this year but there sure have been a lot of dragon flies hovering around. I kind of have a love/hate relationship with those.
Beautiful pics!Dragonflies are awesome. I didn’t pull off it’s wing, I usually stay away from them but this one was pretty mellow. Look at those colours and those big buggy eyes!
I hit a katydid on my Hodaka and ended up with it's guts in my mouthBeautiful pics!
And dont get me wrong, they're amazing and I love watching them dance across the water at camp, but over the years I've taken one too many to the face while on my bike. Its like getting smacked with a 2x2 and when you're going 70mph -especially riding in a group - all ya can do is grit thru the pain. I've even hit bats while riding at night (they swoop down at the headlight for the moths) that didnt hurt as bad as the dragonflies. Something about their body shape that just wallops ya. lol
Those are kinda big!I hit a katydid on my Hodaka and ended up with it's guts in my mouth
one time I was riding home to the tiny town of Joseph, Oregon from the head of Wallowa lake and I ran into freezing rain- when I got into town my hands were frozen solid to the gripsThose are kinda big!
Bet ya kept going too.
interesting fact while riding I noticed that butterflies would hit my hand and really give it a whack and the butterfly seemed non the wiser and they are not as hard as dragon flies it must be somthing in the good they eat makes them super tuffBeautiful pics!
And dont get me wrong, they're amazing and I love watching them dance across the water at camp, but over the years I've taken one too many to the face while on my bike. Its like getting smacked with a 2x2 and when you're going 70mph -especially riding in a group - all ya can do is grit thru the pain. I've even hit bats while riding at night (they swoop down at the headlight for the moths) that didnt hurt as bad as the dragonflies. Something about their body shape that just wallops ya. lol