Here too! Love those guys!he's a welcomed guest.
I wish we had them around here. I tried to order some and they hatched just fine but I just don't think they can survive our climate.This guy decided to visit my backyardhe's a welcomed guest.
Do they eat undesirable critters or something?I wish we had them around here. I tried to order some and they hatched just fine but I just don't think they can survive our climate.
This guy decided to visit my backyardhe's a welcomed guest. View attachment 64815
Absolutely!Do they eat undesirable critters or something?

Yes chain link would be pretty pricey. We bought the 7' heavy duty deer fence and it's been holding up well and it's not real visible unless it gets covered with snow.The neighbor down the road had a six foot chain link fence put up all around their property to keep the deer out of their garden. At the cost of the fence, it would have been cheaper to buy the vegetables
Well,you caught that fish in the wild.So...View attachment 64818 Me and my wife and kids fishin. Does this count as wildlife?

Our veggie garden where we lived years ago got increasingly fortified by me until I did call it the veggie prison. The wild animal that necessitated all that? My wife's Husky.We have so many deer around here and most of them had twin fawns. The neighbor down the road had a six foot chain link fence put up all around their property to keep the deer out of their garden. At the cost of the fence, it would have been cheaper to buy the vegetables and it looks like some sort of "prison".View attachment 64822
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Tonight's late-night walk found Oji poking a large Praying Mantis. Unfortunately I had left my phone at home. So how about this little guy? Anybody know what kind of insect this is? I don't, but I've seen them before. This pic was taken on a bike ride while I was on the sidewalk eating some sandwich.
Yep, it's a Ailanthus Web worm moth.
Wow, imagine that! I thought it was a beetle on first glance. Neat...though bagworms give me the heebie jeebies seeing their nests.Yep, it's a Ailanthus Web worm moth.
bagworms give me the heebie jeebies seeing their nests.
What's a bag worm?