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I figured. Never seen an all black one like that. Plenty of the other ones with the green eyes or head.Dang horsefly, I don't want them bitting on me.
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I figured. Never seen an all black one like that. Plenty of the other ones with the green eyes or head.Dang horsefly, I don't want them bitting on me.
Your part of the hsus aren’t you.My efforts above will be very close to a particular US animal oriented organization with headquarters very near venue where I am doing my bit. They are displaying as well. Will be very interesting to see how our efforts compare.
lol, I am sure they will have gamefowl as well for their demonstration.My efforts above will be very close to a particular US animal oriented organization with headquarters very near venue where I am doing my bit. They are displaying as well. Will be very interesting to see how our efforts compare.
I surely can’t identify the nymphs. I can easily tell a mayfly nymph from a caddisfly. Larvae and pupae too. I can get close going by the time of year and size but that’s a bout it. I’m no entomologist.This week I have to collect a lot of aquatic critters for a touch-table display. Will try to post a lot of them. Havoc, you may be interested in some of the insects.
Not lol. That is the folks I am talking about. Trying to get ducks in a row for the event now. They came to visit our university a few years ago. I considered working with them but some co-workers went ballistic. Both sides of that mess seem to be inaccurate about other.Your part of the hsus aren’t you.