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General Forestry => General Board => Topic started by: Tom on February 28, 2002, 09:38:43 PM
I've never seen the likes of the number of potato bugs. They are everywhere that has a roof. In the barn, in the workshop and now in the house.
Here is one trying to get "HOME" :D
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They just forgot how they got in ::), open the doors and windows and let em out before the skeeters start up and you wont be able . :D :D
2-3 years ago they were really bad here. they would almost cover certain color houses.
My bugs, aside from the wife, are the box Elder bugs. during the day when it is sunny the litterly blacken the South side of the house. They are driving the wife even more buggy. :D :D Then it is I who really gets bugged. 8) 8)
I heard that these were imported to kill aphids on plants, like ladybugs do, they even look like 'em, we call them "Chinese beetles". Was a time that you could make money selling ladybugs. Seems to have gone awry....those suckers are everywhere, lift a block of firewood, and they are on the bottom, seemingly hundreds to a cordlength, all over the house in summer, etc......won't have to worry about them for awhile, I hear we're suposed to get 10-12" of snow tonight.....