CockroachesWe did it all in about 200,000 to 300,000 years too. The dinosaurs lived for about 179 million years. What species will replace us?
CockroachesWe did it all in about 200,000 to 300,000 years too. The dinosaurs lived for about 179 million years. What species will replace us?
Most of them mentioned in this thread.......What species will replace us?
Just a reminder....NO POLITICS...!!Cockroaches
Good question about the hummingbird feeders. We have yellowjackets also of course. So far *this* year, not an issue. I can say, I used to have a few hummingbird feeders and bird feeders. Removed ALL of them. The bird feeders here were a big problem. Not only did some birds kick out seeds to get to seeds they liked better (using a mix), but squirrels and racoons became a big problem. The seed on the ground eventually either sprouted (and I had to clean that mess up) or brought in mice, which brought in more snakes ! I had my birdfeeders on those tall shepherd hooks - still the squirrels would climb and the raccoons would climb and bend them over.I was reaching for a tomato in the garden yesterday when a garter snake moved right below my hand. Thankfully the only snakes around here are harmless garters.
We do have plenty of yellow jackets and a few years ago they decided to make a nest under my dog's house. He doesn't like them either. I did manage to destroy the nest and occupants without getting stung. I wonder if the multiple hummingbird feeders that my wife maintains may attract them as they frequent the feeders.
what i really hate are the spider webs across my face every morning and afternoon. i walk maybe 3-4 miles a day and those buggers are EVERYWHERE.
I always cut a branch to hold out in front of me but, somehow they always get on my face! and you know mr spider is crawling around on you somewhere!
We have Lanterflies everywhere by the hundreds- killed some of our roses and other plants.I just learned about another imported bad bug...the Spotted Lanternfly. It looks like it is in PA and the east coast and they do lots of harm. Here we go again.....
Spotted Lanternfly Alert
We have Lanterflies everywhere by the hundreds- killed some of our roses and other plants.
I spray them with insect soap, but there are just too many.
After the EMerald Ash Borer took out a few hundred of my trees, including a few dozen huge ones, I am so happy with this global economy.
And don't get me started on the Stiltgrass which showed up about three years ago and wiped out my gardens and mulched areas.
So many invasives, I can't keep up.
The bald face hornets we had seem like a minor nuisance compared to the above.