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Old 09-24-2013, 11:47 AM
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They munch my leaves yes sorry we call them dirt dobbers. I love them and the spider wasps as well they are awesome. They just like to munch my phal leaves
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They munch my leaves yes sorry we call them dirt dobbers. I love them and the spider wasps as well they are awesome. They just like to munch my phal leaves
That's odd -- they are predators not herbivores. Hmm, are you sure its them doing the munching as opposed to touring the chids' leaves as they hunt for prey?
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