grannys gone and done it

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I don't recall a picture of it. The ones eating the peaches look like white hornets or wasps?


Something you don't have to take care of is always good. Maybe you can get back into drawing. It would be good for CB to learn too.
 
I couldn't find a picture.


This is a baldfaced hornet
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Black and white ichneumon wasp
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It's probably the hornet. They tend to be aggressive.
 
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Wishing4Wings said:
My Tarantula Hawk was there too. Way down at #41.



The info about the baldfaced hornets says they are aggressive and will sting repeatedly. Give them space !
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I seen it ! another reason to chop the tree. They are coated. just lost tv. think we are getting a storm. I will bb. need to eat breakfast. LOL
 
granny hatchet said:
No, I dont. If the coop ever dries up I will get some. I have seen it before in my chickens. They tend to disappear after first molt maybe and there is normally 3-4 of them . always on the tail. guessing about 1 1/2 in.- 2inches long and past the longest tail feather sickle ?
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Would love to see a picture of one.

-Kathy
 
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