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Comments (15)Wow! Great information. I had learnt earlier that sawflies were primitive wasps. but I also see my mistake here. Where michaelg wrote "if you have wasps nesting in the eaves, leave them be ... ", I read " ... wasps nesting ... leaves ... ". My puzzlement came from wondering how one would be able to tell a sawfly/primitive-wasp (the plant pest) from a bona fide helpful wasp. I've had a frightful sawfly larvae infestation on my mugo pine bush which is close to my roses but those larvae have left the roses alone. Some winter moth larvae (caterpillars) on the other hand have been making mincemeat of my weeping cherry tree and had started moving on to the roses. Michaelg doesn't know that he very kindly helped me when I spied a post from him to someone recommending spinosad or insecticidal soap. This has helped my infestation very well....See MoreVery hungry birds
Comments (4)I have never understood about bring birds I don't want. I like all birds, big flocks of blackbirds can be a problem but even them I allow to eat for a time before sending them on. Which birds should I not like? Even the sparrows here travel in mixed groups of lark, chipping, song, english and others so if I want one type I will feed all....See MoreHow many of you have seen...
Comments (5)How interesting. My Mom's In Touch prayer group just had our Christmas brunch, and one of our members parents are from Germany. As we discussed our backgrounds, memories were shared of how grandparents coped during the depression and WWII, and our friend reminded us that many arian Germans were as much victimized by the Hitler regime as were other groups....See MoreOfficial Voting Thread- It's Not Easy Being Green Challenge Quilt
Comments (67)When I first saw all the other gorgeous entries I felt a little like my green caterpillar surrounded by all the beautiful butterflies! I love all the interpretations and everyone did an amazing job! I'm so honored just to be in this group and thank you Marti for coming up with such a fun idea that really brought out a lot of creativity and individuality from everyone. And THANKS to all who voted for me! Your support and kind words mean so much! --Amy...See More- 19 years ago
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