I'm sure these are multiplying ...
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I'm sure these are multiplying ...
Any idea's what they are anyone? ...
Found outside of the house.
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Re: I'm sure these are multiplying ...
Originally Posted by Paul&Nic
Any idea's what they are anyone? ...
Found outside of the house.
It's some sort of cocoon by the look of it. Don't know what type of moth/butterfly or what though
Last edited by Wendy; Nov 26th 2006 at 7:23 am.
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Originally Posted by Paul&Nic
Any idea's what they are anyone? ...
Found outside of the house.
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Re: I'm sure these are multiplying ...
Originally Posted by moneypen20
Only made with muddy like poo
Ok, I'll remove em all tomorrow.
Cheers ...
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Originally Posted by moneypen20
like poo
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Either a hornet or wasps nest. We've just discovered one right outside our front door. They are very aggressive as well. can't use our front door at the moment!
Last edited by sassie; Nov 26th 2006 at 7:42 am.
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They look like those Cadbury's chocolates just right of the orange cremes in the box! Love 'em!
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Originally Posted by sassie
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Any idea's what they are anyone? ...
Found outside of the house.
Any idea's what they are anyone? ...
Found outside of the house.
Yes they are a type of hornets nest.
They are very aggressive when building them.
When you break one open they are full of dead flys and spiders to feed their young.
I always spray them and try and get the bugger that is building them but you have to be quick and run like hell afterwards.
Whisky
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It could be army grub. They eat your grass.
Jo
Found this.
GRUBS AND DISEASES
The main grub in the area is the Lawn Army Worm. This grub only affects lawns in summer. Apart from areas of dying lawn, the main indicator of the presence of Army Worm is a red wasp with a long sting hovering over the lawn (these are predators of the army worm), birds (Ibis or Plovers pecking into the lawn), or a build-up of yellow cocoons on your house eaves.
Jo
Found this.
GRUBS AND DISEASES
The main grub in the area is the Lawn Army Worm. This grub only affects lawns in summer. Apart from areas of dying lawn, the main indicator of the presence of Army Worm is a red wasp with a long sting hovering over the lawn (these are predators of the army worm), birds (Ibis or Plovers pecking into the lawn), or a build-up of yellow cocoons on your house eaves.
Last edited by joho; Nov 26th 2006 at 8:24 am.
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tis a wasp's house dude get rid of it or phone the council and get them round to smoke it out if you got lots of em.
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Originally Posted by >Trigger<
We haven't had them in this house thank goodness
Whisky
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Use a stiff brush to clean them off or they will stain any paintwork etc
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Re: I'm sure these are multiplying ...
Originally Posted by Paul&Nic
Any idea's what they are anyone? ...
Found outside of the house.
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