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Originally Posted by JMNYC
Not ANYWHERE in proximity to ME!!!!!
Actually what I was sayin is, I am grateful people moved to study entomology exist.
I know full well all miraculous species are perfectly evolved, humbling members of the food chain and invaluable, but I am not a perfect human, so some just give me nitemares.
I have no insects on any plants including my giant houseplants, I know what to watch for.....BUT, once I took a large orchid to the sink to tend it, a catt; turned on the water to drench it and the most terrifying, primitive looking creature ran up from the tree fern, and at warp speed! I screamed at the top of my lungs. I went online and found out it was an Earwig. O M G.
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Discovering nasty critters should never be a problem for you unless you can have a g/h in Manhattan
If you do get lucky, the critters aren't shy about visiting you.
Brooke
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