Saturday, October 28, 2006

June Bug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No, It's a Red October Bug



Billy found this one in a picture of his Dad's patented 4th of July Roses.


If you have any idea what they are, please tell us.


I only hope they don't eat big holes in those pretty buds.


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Note: Billy said: "This rose bud is [named] the 4th of July. I am not sure what the bugs are but it's a neat picture."

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# posted by Jim : 10/28/2006 12:04:00 AM
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I would absolutely die a million trillion deaths if I ever so much as saw one of those bugs near me. That is so so so gross. I have the worst case of goosebumps ever and I will be checking my bed before I get in it tonight.

Cheers Mate xx
# posted by Blogger PinkCat : Sat Oct 28, 01:11:00 AM 2006
 
wow they are neat photos have no idea what sort of bug they are
# posted by Blogger Jo : Sat Oct 28, 01:29:00 AM 2006
 
The photos are great. The bugs are yuck..
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : Sat Oct 28, 08:15:00 AM 2006
 
Creepy looking bugs! Try asking Rurality... she is a nature guru living in Alabama... link is on my blog under favorits.
# posted by Blogger Rhodent : Sat Oct 28, 09:18:00 AM 2006
 
Sorry, no idea. But they're very colorful. I guess you're on a "hunt for red october" (bugs). har dee har har
# posted by Blogger Seeker : Sat Oct 28, 03:27:00 PM 2006
 
Ugly looking little things aren't they? I looked and the closest thing I saw to them was called Assassin bugs and they eat other bugs. But not sure if that is what these are or not.

http://ontariowanderer.blogspot.com/

The Ontario Wanderer might know.

Just keep them in TX please!!
# posted by Blogger Rachel : Sat Oct 28, 08:12:00 PM 2006
 

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