slick4591
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The garden spiders are the only spiders referred to as "good ones" around here. Used to catch the grasshoppers and throw them in their web.
Anyone know their insects?
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TexasBred
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slick4591":63zj0jzd said:
You too? :shock: I did the same think just last week. Forgot how much fun it was. :lol:
ALACOWMAN
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let me guess a African ??? am i half right so far :cowboy:dun":3c3tqa5p said:Spookiiest bug I've ever seen
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Dun, thats a Dobson fly
Taurus
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Their larvae known as Hellgrammite makes excellent bait for the river fishing. Just be careful with their jaws!hooknline":6zo16fwo said:
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Trout love those little things!
hurleyjd
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We always referred to the spider as a "Queen spider", We would catch grasshoppers and throw in the web. The spider would run down the web and wrap the hopper in a cocoon of silk to eat later.
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Jogeephus
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Asp it is. Never seen one of these. Arm is still burning today.
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I just googled the thing...looks like a nasty critter
Taurus
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Yucky....I googled the asp too. Good thing it don't live in Minnesota!
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Aka the puss caterpillar. No kidding.
greybeard
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That's the male version of the adult stage. Female's 'pincers' aren't nearly that big. Someone told the male uses those big things to hold the female while doing his--well, you know... I get them on my front porch screens every year.dun":1hda89og said:Spookiiest bug I've ever seen
presmudjo
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I wondered what these critters looked like and found this page.
http://www2.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/ef003.asp
http://www2.ca.uky.edu/entomology/entfacts/ef003.asp
Arkansas
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skyhightree1":1y1uv1ag said:since we are on bugs can someone tell me what kind of spider this is? its the size of palm of my hand.
We call those Bannana spiders where I come from. You can look it up on the net its the same thing 2 different styles but same spider..
