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BugsAnybody know what these are?
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some derivation of a stink bug?Anybody know what these are?
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You don’t have to hit the ball out of the park to drive the ball….. Tony Gwynn would make it bc he is the greatest slap hitter of all time….. There is a reason that slap hitters are not around very much at all anymore…. There are virtually no hit and runs…. Players are taught to never hit it on the ground.I hate all this technical garbage...and Tony Gwynn would still be one of the best hitters in baseball. People still have to get on base and not everybidy is a power hitter. Some kids need to learn how to slap line drives all over the field because they are never going to be power hitters.
"Hit em where they ain't"
Red and black bugs.Anybody know what these are?
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I had a melanoma more than 10 years ago (I think that makes me a survivor). I get the head to toe check every year now (!), but no recurrence. My scar went away 90%. Best wishes to you.Thank you, Sir. Much appreciated. It is the route I will take. Mine is on my nose. It could use a little extra "character" anyway
Predatory stink bug. Eat emAnybody know what these are?
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Praying for you.Hey, Morans. My basal carcinoma biopsy came back with still present cancer cells. My doctor is recommending Mohs surgery or possibly radiation. I am already leaning towards the Mohs, but wanted to know if anyone had advice before I make my final decision. @VolsDoc81TX
Thank you.
Location? Per PostDoc in Entomology at VT, they appear to be the nymphs of Florida predatory stink bugs.Anybody know what these are?
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Think it's a Florida predatory stink bug.Anybody know what these are?
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Btw, @Pridedad these would be considered a "beneficial" insect. They'll eat japanese beetles, probably other pest stinkbugs, and any number of other insect pests in gardens and around homes.Location? Per PostDoc in Entomology at VT, they appear to be the nymphs of Florida predatory stink bugs.
Anybody know what these are?
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Btw, @Pridedad these would be considered a "beneficial" insect. They'll eat japanese beetles, probably other pest stinkbugs, and any number of other insect pests in gardens and around homes.
Not recommended to handle. They bite.