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Anybody know what these buggies are? I know they're freakin' annoying! When I tried to take the photo, more were on the ground and started crawling up my legs... I felt them on my skin, and I knew it was really bad since I was wearing pants ><
I actually tore my pants off and ran around in circles in the back of my dad's shop! Luckily we have a fence so no one on route 206 saw me ^w^
my dad however, saw the entire thing and was on the ground laughing his ass off! ><
I actually tore my pants off and ran around in circles in the back of my dad's shop! Luckily we have a fence so no one on route 206 saw me ^w^
my dad however, saw the entire thing and was on the ground laughing his ass off! ><
Category Photography / Miscellaneous
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EW BUGS! AGH AWAY BUGGIES! I've seen this kind've bug before... but I dunno what they are... I'm just gonna wager a guess and say they're not harmful, maybe their attracted to the heat of the vehicle or something? ^ ^; but they're big o.o... which is GROSS! Blegh... bugs... not one of Fox's favorite things... Anyways good luck with retrieving your pants! =D
looks like some of the bugs we get here in BC, they are annoying as all hell. the way i get rid of them is usually by a can of paint and a lighter, they burn easy. but there is another type of bug around here that is red and black and when you step on them they smell like rotting bannanas. feckin hell i hate them.
you might want to ask 
vera shes a wonder with insects an ect. she might have a n idea or be able to point you to a web page
vera shes a wonder with insects an ect. she might have a n idea or be able to point you to a web page 
They're boxelder bug nymphs! Or possibly milkweed bug nymphs. Looks like some adults are mixed in, too. This link may help: http://www.extension.umn.edu/distri.....re/DG0998.html They're usually found in large numbers like these. They're harmless, but they're rather stinky much like ladybugs.
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