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So what do Wart-Biter's 'do' exactly..

bite warts?


Zzzzz.. I knew someone would do that..

No seriously.. Do they bite plants and cause warts? Are they a pest,
predator,.. 'incidental';-) Just green cos they wanna be!
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Jim

There seems to be a hairy version too. maybe :-)
http://www.esf.edu/efb/gibbs/lab2.htm
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martin

A hairy wart biter, sounds like we're entering Monty Python territory !

"Nig!"

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"Jim W" wrote
Anyone know about grasshoppers?
http://www.warhams.plus.com/ghopper/


My 4 year old came in at 6.30 on Sunday morning to complain there was an
insect in her room. Told her to ignore it (I can't normally find the
insects she sees, they're so small), went to the loo and found her still
sitting on the landing. Went in, and found the beastie as pictured sitting
on her bedside cabinet. It must have been about 6 inches from her nose when
she woke up... Poor thing :-(

Found another one in the garden later that day, and we had one in our room a
few weeks ago. Green bush cricket was my closest guess from the insect
book, but not heard any chirping from any of them.

Martin

2 great grasshopper pics on alt.binaries.pictures.gardens

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