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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 MoreMay7-May 12th updates...
Comments (8)Thankfully my hub's doing better today; it's been a long week. Here are a few pics; if you go to the album; they start with the thumbnail below. Yesterday (day 22) they had the day off. From trailrunner Lined up at Southport NC ferry to Ft Fisher. taking tomorrow off. just rode 80 mi avg 13 !!! camping at Carolina St Park 5/18/11 From trailrunner Much needed break 5/19/11 From trailrunner Surf City NC beach campground Lagunitas 5/20/11 From trailrunner...See MoreThe Very Hungry Catepillar baby quilt
Comments (11)I have the material to make the quilt but hanv not allowed myself the pleasure yet. I love it but haven't decided to whom it will go. Want to find the book to go with it. I plan on making the one from AM Patchwork and Quilting. You did a great job. You make be want to get going on mine but have to wait. Thank you for sharing it is such a fun quilt. Jayne...See More- 19 years ago
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