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Egg cluster identification
- Thread starter harry
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Fishies?Ya love me.
No worries guys, just doing the hippie thing.
So all stinkbugs are bad? What if you like the smell? Just saying........
I think it's cool that you did that harry. I wonder what likes to eat baby stinkbugs.
So, now that you are emotionally attached to the little stinkers, what are going to do with them?
You can't release them into the wild, that would be like shooting yourself in the foot(as it pertains to growing peppers).
Guess you can make little leashes and take them out for walks, returning them back to their little bug houses.
You could play fetch with little dust balls or lint balls........ "here Stinky, come here boys", just be gentle as you pet their little heads!
.....and what if the start inter-breeding, you'll get a bunch of battie-eyed, banjo playing stinky's running around, guess you could go looking for suitable mates for them, you know, to keep the genetics pure.
Being a little kooky, watched District 9 last night.
Have fun with your new found pets.
You can't release them into the wild, that would be like shooting yourself in the foot(as it pertains to growing peppers).
Guess you can make little leashes and take them out for walks, returning them back to their little bug houses.
You could play fetch with little dust balls or lint balls........ "here Stinky, come here boys", just be gentle as you pet their little heads!
.....and what if the start inter-breeding, you'll get a bunch of battie-eyed, banjo playing stinky's running around, guess you could go looking for suitable mates for them, you know, to keep the genetics pure.
Being a little kooky, watched District 9 last night.
Have fun with your new found pets.
Ya love me.
No worries guys, just doing the hippie thing.
So all stinkbugs are bad? What if you like the smell? Just saying........
I think it's cool that you did that harry. I wonder what likes to eat baby stinkbugs.
I guess the stink would make them unpalatable for the ladybird that took up residence on one of the Rocoto plants after I transferred it.
Ladybird on Bishop's Hat leaf prior to transfer
I doubt a ladybug would tackle a stinkbug, strictly based on size, don't forget ladybugs emit that orangish pooh gunk making them very untasty to birds and predetors, butterflies are similar.
Sorry mate, you have to do the dirty work now... put on an ol' pair of shoes and start stompin'. here's an idea, put on an old Straycats CD to get you in the dancin' mood and go at 'er.
Sorry mate, you have to do the dirty work now... put on an ol' pair of shoes and start stompin'. here's an idea, put on an old Straycats CD to get you in the dancin' mood and go at 'er.
Ladybird egg cluster?
I discovered a cluster of oblong yellow eggs on a runt of a Trinidad Scorpion pod. I think they resemble ladybird eggs but wouldn't mind a second opinion.
they almost look to flat to be ladybird eggs.
as for our stink bug friends just pour a little gas in the jar and light her up!!!!!
as for our stink bug friends just pour a little gas in the jar and light her up!!!!!
I had to tilt the pot with one hand while taking a photo with my other hand to allow light to hit the pod. The photo doesn't convey how they were attached to the pod by their ends.
The stink bugs died long ago from starvation.
millworkman
Extreme Member
Looks like ladybugs to me.
Harry, I think you struck gold. Here are a few pics of my ladybug eggs and the little guys right after they were born. The egg sacs turned white the day before they were born. Soon they turn into the wonderful and colorful aphid eaters we all love. Don't squish!
I discovered a cluster of green eggs in the garden today:
Insect Egg Cluster - Green with Red Spots
There's a couple of spots near the top of each egg that appear red to the eye. I haven't had luck identifying what laid the eggs.
Insect Egg Cluster - Green with Red Spots
There's a couple of spots near the top of each egg that appear red to the eye. I haven't had luck identifying what laid the eggs.
What ever it is good or bad they r gr8 photos ppl . I'd smash them ethier way ! Good or bad lol but once again gr8 pics
I discovered a cluster of green eggs in the garden today:
Insect Egg Cluster - Green with Red Spots
There's a couple of spots near the top of each egg that appear red to the eye. I haven't had luck identifying what laid the eggs.
I removed the leaf and kept it in a clear container. I found the hatchlings had moulted today:
Hatchlings Post First Molt
millworkman
Extreme Member
Look like assassin bugs. Which resemble squash/stink bugs that will eat your plants, but the assassin bugs protect them.
harry, pretty sure those are leaf-footed bugs (aka stink bugs, wheel bugs), bad news. I'm not 100% sure because you guys have different species hanging off the bottom of the world than us top-siders.
I commend you all on your ability to spot those kinds of things. I feel like I have never paid close enough attention to each leaf to ever have spotted any eggs... Good job
blah, blah, blah.... i am tongue tied, don't know what to say...blah, blah, blah....... (somebody, liked what i had to say a year ago, no idea what i said!)
here is what i know, chileaddict wins with his bugs!
here is what i know, chileaddict wins with his bugs!