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Two New Bug Species
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Re: Two New Bug Species
by roughbarked » Mon Jan 16, 2017 1:31 am
Why Americans persist with calling all insects bugs?
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Re: Two New Bug Species
by *jj* » Mon Jan 16, 2017 7:58 am
Aren't they beautiful?
I just love insects.
(and birds ... and ...:) )
On my last bush trip I saw another Mitchell's Cockroach (that's 3 in how many years?!) and a Domino Robber Bee ... a first for me, though common enough, it seems.
Another bonus was finally collecting some seed of plants I have wanted to try propagating ... still waiting for the G juncifolia to ripen though.
Each was worth the trip.
Can't imagine how people finding a new species must feel
:)
HNY to you all.
:)
I just love insects.
(and birds ... and ...:) )
On my last bush trip I saw another Mitchell's Cockroach (that's 3 in how many years?!) and a Domino Robber Bee ... a first for me, though common enough, it seems.
Another bonus was finally collecting some seed of plants I have wanted to try propagating ... still waiting for the G juncifolia to ripen though.
Each was worth the trip.
Can't imagine how people finding a new species must feel
:)
HNY to you all.
:)
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