Anyone ever seen this?
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Greeny
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Around here it would have been packed with stinkbugs.
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PelicanPines
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Sorry I don't have a picture... When I was having my current house built back in 2005... sometime around the first week in October... the whole eastern side of the structure was covered in thousands of lady bugs... they oddly were nested around the electrical boxes for the AC units and main.
Does anybody know if lady bugs often get up close and comfy with electricity?
Does anybody know if lady bugs often get up close and comfy with electricity?
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Sasquatch912
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Im thinking it must be the heat or something.
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they bite
Falcon67
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"Lady bug, lady bug fly away home. Your house is on fire and your children alone."
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zmaxmotorsports
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Are you talking about the bugs or the spaghetti wiring?
At least you didn't find a snake cooked in there trying to warm himself up.
At least you didn't find a snake cooked in there trying to warm himself up.
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Sasquatch912
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Sasquatch912
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Sounds like Edgar Allen Poe
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Sasquatch912
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Are you talking about the bugs or the spaghetti wiring?
At least you didn't find a snake cooked in there trying to warm himself up.
The spaghetti wiring is artistic.
Brandon314159
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Ladybugs using the mains voltages as protection?
Smart!
Smart!
zmaxmotorsports
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I remember the 1st time I came across the Korean version when I was over there in the 80s,I thought they were the same as the nebraska version.Please elaborate.
Boy was I wrong,I think they spit some kind of acid or something on you that burns like hell!
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va.grouseman
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Mostly stink bugs here.---A few lady bugs to.---And they do bite.---You let one set on you long enough and it will bite the piss out of you.
Dagny
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not lady bugs Asian beetles . I have an elderly friend who calls them ***** beetles. cause everyone ******* about them. They love vinyl siding. Tempo insecticide works great on them.
Correct - those are Asian beetles, and they do bite. Around here they are known as ho bugs... because they ain't no ladies.
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Orionrising
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it is like a mc escher drawing, try to trace the wires and there are more then their should be.
Kevin54
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Around here the regular Lady Bugs with the black spots don't bite, but the generic version of them....with no spots and are more orange than red will bite. In the Fall we will get a bunch of both kinds around here. As far as the Asian Beetles, or around here they are called Japanese Beetles, that are sort of the iridescent flip flop paint color , they are too busy screwing to bite. And they must be bisexual, because I have seen them stacked four high before. One will be eating, and three ******* away on it's back. 
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Sasquatch912
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Around here the regular Lady Bugs with the black spots don't bite, but the generic version of them....with no spots and are more orange than red will bite. In the Fall we will get a bunch of both kinds around here. As far as the Asian Beetles, or around here they are called Japanese Beetles, that are sort of the iridescent flip flop paint color , they are too busy screwing to bite. And they must be bisexual, because I have seen them stacked four high before. One will be eating, and three ******* away on it's back.
My eyes...my brain!
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va.grouseman
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Them go great with milk and sugar.---Stay crunchy a lot longer than Rice Krispies.
I think that you have the bigger problem.