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Old Lady Moth visits us every Christmas Have you seen it
As a child we always knew it was nearly Christmas as these moths would fly into our house. Mum would say look the Christmas moth is back, and we would laugh. I often wondered how it knew when it was Christmas...
2 commentsWhat you should know about termites
The sheer ignorance regarding termites is astounding, to say the least. At least that is what I notice on the Internet. This site on termites aims to set the record straight, because the owner DOES know a...
4 commentsBed Bug Extermination-Get Rid Of Bed Bugs
"Sleep tight and don't let the bedbugs bite!" is a common saying, but one you want to to be true-especially if you've ever been chewed on by those pesky little critters! Bed bugs are small insects about 5-7...
0 commentsMoths that cannot fly and do not eat
Although it is commonly thought that moths are flying insects and that they feed on nectar like butterflies, there are many species in which the adults cannot eat at all because they have no mouthparts, and...
5 commentsWhat are flying termites?
Occasionally, if you happen to live in areas where the climate is a little warm, you will see lots of flying insects with long wings that swarm around lights at night. These flying insects are often ants...
2 commentsTHE MEANING OF THE DRAGONFLY SYMBOL
For as many cultural meanings there are for Dragonflies, there are just as many symbol meanings of the strong winged insect. The main symbolism are renewal, positive force and power of life in general with...
0 commentsDRAGONFLIES IN DIFFERENT CULTURES
The Florida Dragonfly There isn't another insect or animal for that matter with more meanings in different cultures than the dragonfly. In Europe they are seen as sinister and know as 'devil's darning...
0 commentsDRAGONFLIES
Dragonfly of Kolkata, India The Dragonfly is an insect that is characterized by large multifaceted eyes, 2 pair of very strong transparent wings and a long body. They have legs but are incapable of walking. ...
0 commentsLadybird problems
Ladybugs generally do not injure humans but are mainly a nuisance. However, recent studies suggest that ladybugs can cause some allergies, such as eye irritation or asthma. Dr. Linda Gilkeson, states "You bet...
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