I imagine they cart around all that junk as camouflage. I've tried using a similar rationale to explain my own slovenly appearance, but my boss has never been sympathetic.
Photo source: Hannes Mitchell
Nov 13, 2009
Junk Bug
Looking for a non-chemical remedy for the aphids in your garden? Look no further than the ant lion. These beasts are the larvae of green lacewings, and they are monsters when it comes to eating all sorts of garden pests, including aphids, spider mites, mealy-bugs, etc.
I imagine they cart around all that junk as camouflage. I've tried using a similar rationale to explain my own slovenly appearance, but my boss has never been sympathetic.
Photo source: Hannes Mitchell
I imagine they cart around all that junk as camouflage. I've tried using a similar rationale to explain my own slovenly appearance, but my boss has never been sympathetic.
Photo source: Hannes Mitchell
This one looks just like my kitchen sink.
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Wow! Those are hot! If I was a bug I'd want some of that action
ReplyDeleteThis is the best blog I've read in a long time. And might I add that this particular creature is mildly disgusting but ultimately awesome?!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amol and Barrie. Too kind.
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ReplyDeleteI am not sure, but wouldn't this attract birds? I mean, they are always searching for nesting materials.
ReplyDeleteIt's like the Junk Lady from Labyrinth.
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