Bofum together:
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Bofum together:
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A little back story. The other day I came home and my daughter ran up to me with a jar saying something about having caught a LadyBug. Since this is about the 50th Ladybug she's told me about, I didn't pay much attention until I actually looked. She actually had about 20 Ladybugs in the jar, and they were laying eggs. You could actually see them laying eggs directly onto the jar. I thought that was pretty cool. I guess the kids stumbled across a whole nest of them, hatching on a tree in our front yard, and they just stood there and caught them all. Anyway, today she was pointing out another Ladybug laying eggs on our house. There were several other areas full of eggs as well.
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Didn't even notice this spider in the shot.
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I also didn't notice this bug apparently looking to eat eggs.
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Two more. Each different picture of eggs is a different group; there were at least five in the immediate area.
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Didn't realize I had a picture of the first jar. She was watching them all hump each other and telling me that it was apparently Ladybug baby making day.
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That's freakin' awesome! I've never seen lady bug eggs before. I didn't even know they did that.
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Let's add a large creepy crawly. Note the hundreds of babies riding on back half of mom's body.
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This was in Estes Park. We were working in the park and he would join our morning safety meetings. He would eat about 5' from us. Pretty neat.
Do you have access to a can of aerosol and a lighter? If not, I highly reccomemd it.Quote:
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As long as they stay outside the house and yard Mrs bo allows them to exist. Inside the perimeter, instant and complete anilhilation.
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Someone's bees enjoying my poppies.
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Had a Western Tanager come to our feeders before heading up to the mountains.
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That's like a school bus for little spiders! Now I feel like things are crawling all over me. Great photos.