Patmando22
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All types of critters are welcome here that's a awsome snake. I love all kind of wild life especially when they are hanging with the flowering girls!
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Bugs on buds
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All types of critters are welcome here that's a awsome snake. I love all kind of wild life especially when they are hanging with the flowering girls!
Patmando22
Member
King snake I think yellow touch black friend to jack yellow touch red jack is dead.
Patmando22
Member
im pretty sure its not bug but there is not thread for cancers on stems so here is oneView attachment 471421 tell me what it is lol
I don't know about that thing man. Looks like some sort of cocoon. Keep an eye on it see if something busts out. Maybe a alien.
im pretty sure its not bug but there is not thread for cancers on stems so here is one
Good catch! It does look like a cocoon. It could also be something that died there which has been infected with a fungus. Hard to say for sure without a more detailed pic.
Love that ladybug shot Vesnican! Thanks for sharing!
The spiky caterpillar is pretty wild looking!
Glad you didn't get bit by that red striped snake! Looks like it has poisonous venom!
Here's a little cricket or grasshopper I saw a couple days ago. Been busy with work, so I have been having to inspect the garden at night.
This thread's awesome! Thanks for getting it going!
The spiky caterpillar is pretty wild looking!
Glad you didn't get bit by that red striped snake! Looks like it has poisonous venom!
Here's a little cricket or grasshopper I saw a couple days ago. Been busy with work, so I have been having to inspect the garden at night.
This thread's awesome! Thanks for getting it going!
Patmando22
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Thanks pipeline. Its nice to see some night time bugs for a little change in pace. I'm glad you like this thread as much as I do. I hope it keeps going for a long time and keeps filling up with little bud loving bugs!
Thanks to everyone for sharing its been great so far!
Thanks to everyone for sharing its been great so far!
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no more detailed pics this happened last year.. it was ROCK hard and not an insect more like polypore.. i cutted it half with fiskars scissors and it was soft wood like or hard mushroom kind of consistency.. also it was not hollow but full.. what else you want to know? yeah i agree on fungus/polypore i would like to know the class
im 99% sure it was not dried up insect becouse there was not any kind of slime .. not even hardened looking ones.. i seen cocoons too they more like webs and much more softer
Ha ha yes, and there was NO collusion, which is more beautiful than you could ever imagine, so Covfefe to all who don't agree that I am absolutely amazing in all regards.
On a serious note, a Panel of Inquiry should be established to investigate and publish official White Paper findings documenting whether or not any of the above bugs were PLANTED on the plants, for a photo-op to impress unsuspecting punters.
The snake is a scarlet king snake and it is harmless. It can be confused with a coral snake which is venomous.
Patmando22
Member
Very cool
Patmando22
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This guy is so happy
PDX Dopesmoker
Active member
Aphids
Patmando22
Member
Little suckers they are so annoying. Good pictures anyway.
St. Phatty
Active member
makes me wonder - if you bought some spider mites, can the spider mites survive the colder weather to come back & eat aphids the next day ?
Patmando22
Member
Don't think spider mites eat aphids maybe you mean ladybugs? Idk maybe they do.
Those aphids look too familiar. I have an ongoing battle with them. I can't seem to kill them, but I manage to keep them from reproducing very quickly. I keep a spray bottle of soapy water, and go aphid hunting every day. Soapy water kills the aphids, but only the ones it touches.
Meanwhile, this little lady helps me with the ones I can't see:
Meanwhile, this little lady helps me with the ones I can't see:
PDX Dopesmoker
Active member
Its just on my outdoor males that I'm done with already so its not so bad a problem, but I appreciate your concern regardless. I leave the dudes outside at the end of the season until they die and rot so I can see which ones are the wimpiest.
