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The one on mums shrub was about an inch long, half inch wide, half inch in height
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No ..SCARYNorthern England.Comment
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I haven't seen them just heard them smashing into the chicken wire when I put the birds away at night in the last week or so. I don't like the things and we get loads of them.
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The female I picked up the other night was about the size of my thumb tip so I'd say roughly the size of a 10p coinOriginally posted by Bal View Post
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Hope to goodness I don't see one....YUK!sigpicComment
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They're 'orrible things. They need a collar & lead.
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Urggghhhh!!sigpicComment
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First May Bug of 2018
Just had a May Bug crashing into the windows. Same scenario as in previous years. Ted and Spud hunt it down and one of them eats it.
Have you seen any may bugs yet?Comment
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Not yet VC.
Will report back when I do.
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Nope, although I'm sure I'll jinx it now but we tend not to see em around us.Comment
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Originally posted by veggiechicken View PostI have just seen the first May Bug/Cockchafer of 2015!
Spud found it first and has been dancing around it as it moved across the patio, clearly bemused by it
Then Ted came along.......................and ate it
How to identify a cockchafer May bug | Natural History Museum
They're early this year -- have to call them April-Bugs.
Exactly the same thing happened - Spud found it and played with it - Ted came along and ate it!!Comment
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Run VC RUN - the doodlebugs are back.
At least it’s not a V-1.
They spend 4 years as a grub eating plant roots before pupating and changing into adults. I usually leave them for the birds when I find a grub or chrysalis.
They are supposed to like potatoes.
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