Not me, I run a mile from creepy crawlies!!

BTW a proper VW Beetle was known as the Type 1, and was manufactured from 1938-2003. If it hadn't been for the British Army and Major Ivan Hirst it wouldn't have happened at all. This modern Vortex stuff has nothing to do with it.

SHUDDER !!! The only bugs I like are the VW ones :-)

Er you don't I hope "Kill" bugs??

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It is very pretty. It reminds me of the royal family because of the
black spots on white fur (like on their robes) and the fur around the
"collar."

:) Yes Suzie... but it's much prettier don't you think?

Indeed.

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~Sue~

Yep, one like this with a Diesel engine and an automatic tranny...

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SHUDDER !!! The only bugs I like are the VW ones :-)

Some of us happen to LOVE Bugs.-

:) These were amongst my many many favourite bugs...



Known as the Shongololo in many parts of Africa (or Duisendpoort - thousandfoot or, of course, the millipede)

These were too scary to get to know properly though...

African army ants. About 5cm long - they march in columns up to a hundred metres long and a metre wide (depending on the size of the colony) and devour every creature in their path. I spent a large part of my childhood trying to save unsuspecting beasties from them... but had to be quick because these guys are FAST!. Stripping naked and legging it for the nearest waterhole was about the only way to save yourself from some serious damage once you were engulfed... because if you made the mistake of squishing one - the others got REALLY annoyed for some reason! :) What with waterholes few and far between at times, my mother got in the habit of keeping a barrel of water about fifty metres away from the house in case any of my rescue missions failed. :)

Oh... they're also social creatures... like us :)

Some of us happen to LOVE Bugs.-

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It is very pretty. It reminds me of the royal family because of the
black spots on white fur (like on their robes) and the fur around the
"collar."

:) Yes Suzie... but it's much prettier don't you think?

This bug sound like it's a royal pain...

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It is very pretty. It reminds me of the royal family because of the
black spots on white fur (like on their robes) and the fur around the
"collar."

:) Yes Suzie... but it's much prettier don't you think?

This is one of the prettiest moths I've come across since living in London. Stubborn too! No matter how many times I put it out, it kept coming back inside. :)

It is very pretty. It reminds me of the royal family because of the
black spots on white fur (like on their robes) and the fur around the
"collar."

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~Sue~

This is one of the prettiest moths I've come across since living in London. Stubborn too! No matter how many times I put it out, it kept coming back inside. :)

LOL!

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~Sue~

A person should remember where their head height shelves are.

I think that I'm fairies. :-O

Cheers.

Okay, fine. I'll concede. You want a big-a...uh...rear-end bug Star Trek Voyager style? Enjoy! N9JFE called it :D

Nice bug!

+1

(we are on topic aren't we Suzie and Dave? :))

I'm pretty loose with my topic control. Species 8472 looks like a bug to me. So do the Xindi Insectoids.

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Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

If the moth matches your 'decor', are ya sure ya don't have a whole bunch of guests? ;)

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This is one of the hundreds of types of longhorn beetles. It has been
on my patio door all day. Its body is one inch long.


This moth is on my dining room wall today. It's 3/4" from wingtip to
wingtip. It's not only pretty (imho), but it also matches my decor!


Now that spring is here I'm sure I'll be seeing more and more
interesting bugs!

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I'm sure that if ya's wern't on topic that David would give ya's a nudge. ;-)

Cheers.

(we are on topic aren't we Suzie and Dave? :))

Close enough!! :-)

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Okay, fine. I'll concede. You want a big-a...uh...rear-end bug Star Trek Voyager style? Enjoy! N9JFE called it :D

Nice bug!

+1

(we are on topic aren't we Suzie and Dave? :))