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Peeled back some bark and found this group conspiring with a spider. Just thought I'd share the sight.
There are tons of ladybugs and honeybees in the garden because I don't use any synthetic chemical pesticides and I physically remove pests before going nuclear.
Speaking of which... Wild caught hornworms anybody?
Just kidding though!
I have a half dozen in a cup. Not sure what to do with them as they are probably poisonous from eating nightshades. Don't wanna let them back into the garden. Might just leave them next to an ant hill or chuck them in the ocean. I don't want their deaths to be in vain, and would prefer if they were eaten, composted or recycled somehow.
I don't wanna inadvertently poison any birds either.
Any suggestions?
There are tons of ladybugs and honeybees in the garden because I don't use any synthetic chemical pesticides and I physically remove pests before going nuclear.
Speaking of which... Wild caught hornworms anybody?
Just kidding though!
I have a half dozen in a cup. Not sure what to do with them as they are probably poisonous from eating nightshades. Don't wanna let them back into the garden. Might just leave them next to an ant hill or chuck them in the ocean. I don't want their deaths to be in vain, and would prefer if they were eaten, composted or recycled somehow.
I don't wanna inadvertently poison any birds either.
Any suggestions?