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One of my cellar spiders with a morsel... and an evil weevil...
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One of my cellar spiders with a morsel... and an evil weevil...
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Nice set Paul
That's a tidy food wrap in #4
Yes, seems to have the immaculate finish!
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If only cling film worked like that
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My fave is #4 Ryan too.
Cheers buddy.
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Very nice I have seen a very similar weevil species most years in my garden
IMG_2066_Weevilv2 by davholla2002, on Flickr
IMG_2066_Weevilv2 by davholla2002, on Flickr
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Not good garden visitors though Dave, highly destructive...
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Are they? I haven't seen them harm anything in my garden. What should I be looking out for?
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If your perennials or biennial plants or even annual bedding plants suddenly begin to shrivel and die back, the weevil grubs will be munching the roots.
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Thanks that could explain problems with my blueberries although I have not seen any leaf damage and everything else is fine.