Birds, what about insects?

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DaveW wrote:What about a few insects ...
They are weird,
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they are pretty
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they are beauty
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and, of course, they are tasty :)
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Good gekkos, eat those nasty bugs.
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Some butterflies from last summer.
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Some time last spring I had this monster on my loph.
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How about a tub full of Madagascar hissing cockroaches?
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Any ideas what this is. It looks like a wasp but also quite ant-ish. Its always running round my green house.
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toadstar wrote:How about a tub full of Madagascar hissing cockroaches?
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Cool I always wanted these as pets.
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adetheproducer wrote:Any ideas what this is. It looks like a wasp but also quite ant-ish. Its always running round my green house.
Definitely something in the hymenoptera order. I didn't see anything that resembled it in my insect field guide but then it only lists just a handful of the several thousands of different ant species.
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