Removing the larvae by hand by slitting the stem and digging out the grubs with a knife is labor-intensive, but effective. |
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I swear, if I find that it was emissions from my truck causing it, I will dig a hole in the backyard, climb in, and eat grubs for sustenance. |
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The men can depend upon women for the delicacies of life, tasty grubs and honey-bags, when their hunting powers decline. |
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The hog-nosed skunk is named for its fleshy, pig-like snout, which it uses to root for insects and grubs. |
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The hog-nosed skunk uses its long snout to turn up leaf litter as it searches for worms, grubs, and insects. |
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Male stylopids look a bit like beetles, but the females look like small grubs, with no eyes, antennae or legs. |
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The bird strips the bark off dying trees with its powerful beak to get to insect grubs beneath. |
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Masked chafers or annual white grubs have pearly white eggs laid by the tan beetle female in July. |
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They gathered the grubs, cooked them, and placed them in a small wooden pitchi. |
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The grubs that you see in the lawn are the larvae of Japanese beetles, June beetles, and chafers. |
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Perhaps it's best not to think of the sea of grubs, flies and beetles there must be underfoot. |
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More wireworms and white grubs have been observed and increased numbers of dingy cutworms, which overwinter here, are likely. |
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They collect twelve species of mushrooms, four types of termites, crickets, three types of grubs, and twelve species of caterpillars. |
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One chose witchetty grubs diligently for their flavour depended on the host tree, lemon aspen being especially tasty. |
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An example would be genes for insecticidal proteins to fight white grubs and other pests. |
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They learn how to cook witchetty grubs, concoct bush medicines and make boomerangs and axes. |
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Early fall, when grubs feed near the surface, is the best time to control them. |
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I think this afternoon we might be able to do a bit better for you, by taking some witchetty grubs. |
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Nematodes have been successfully deployed against a wide range of insect pests, including white grubs, weevils, fruit flies and woodwasps. |
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Many birds of prey were hopping around on the ground, eating grubs and worms, unable to fly because of the lack of thermals. |
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They appear in the morning and fly over turf in search of beetle grubs or the larvae of other insects. |
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Just a couple grubs per square foot are not a problem to an otherwise healthy lawn. |
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The grubs of the delicate lacewing gorge themselves on greenfly, as well as leafhoppers and other soft-bodied pests. |
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This damage has been caused by the grubs of the azalea leaf miner and usually occurs on indoor plants in autumn and winter. |
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Moles have small, sharp incisors and canine teeth that are used for catching and eating grubs and earthworms. |
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Beetle grubs can turn a fine looking lawn into a patchwork quilt of yellow spots. |
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You lift a rotting log with one hand and pry out juicy grubs with your other forefinger. |
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However, these grubs are the larvae of beetles, most commonly the June beetle in this area. |
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Check asparagus spears for red, black and yellow asparagus beetles and their khaki grubs. |
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This year flea beetles, white grubs, seed corn maggots and wireworms generated a lot of discussion. |
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Dwarf mongooses mainly feed on insects like termites, locusts, beetles, grubs, larvae and spiders. |
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They also enjoy beetle grubs known as bardees and green tree ants mashed into a paste with water and used as a drink. |
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They will readily accept human handouts of mealworms and bird grubs, often becoming so tame that they can be hand-fed. |
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Because the tongue of a young woodpecker has a smooth tip, the sticky, glue-like saliva is used to pull grubs out of their galleries. |
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It rips open bee trees to feast on honey, honeycombs, bees, and larvae, and will tear apart rotting logs for grubs, beetles, crickets, and ants. |
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The philosophy seemed to be that you don't catch grubs by keeping your hands clean. |
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Apple scab over-winters on fallen leaves, codling moth caterpillars live in fallen apples and pear midge grubs live in fallen fruitlets. |
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It lures male codling moths on to a sticky platform to limit fertilisation of the females and reduce the number of grubs, which feed inside developing fruits. |
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Fish are subject to a variety of maladies, such as grubs or worms, which may be found in or on the skin, attached to gills, or embedded in the flesh. |
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While often corn might quickly outgrow the threat of significant pest damage, when plant growth stalled, armyworms, cutworms, wireworms, and white grubs found opportunity. |
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When it comes to finding such Australian sweetmeats as witchetty grubs and honey pot ants, Aboriginal women are masters at divining underground hideouts. |
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We were all watching an improving video about butterflies when the voice-over stated that witchetty grubs are high in protein and very low in cholesterol. |
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While foraging, the pigs roust grubs that the pheasants eat. |
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Although their diet includes some acorns and beechnuts in the fall, pileated woodpeckers eat mostly ants, flying insects, grubs, and some seeds and fruits. |
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These grubs create straight, narrow mines as they tunnel into the leaves, followed by larger, brown or yellow blisters as they grow and feed inside the foliage. |
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Nigel Collinson writes from Sutton-on-the-Forest wanting to know if the eggs and grubs of vine weevils will survive in the frozen compost of containers. |
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In the dark of the night, the rat-size slow-moving animals sniff with their long tubular snouts for ants, insects, grubs, and small reptiles that venture forth. |
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On hatching of eggs, the grubs feed on soft tissues inside the trunk. |
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If the early stand loss is a result of seedcorn maggot, wireworm, grubs, or early cutworm infestation, timely response with rescue treatments may not be feasible. |
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Soil-applied insecticides recommended for control of rootworm larvae also may prevent early stand losses due to wireworms, grubs, seedcorn maggot, and seedcorn beetles. |
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Underneath, white grubs with brown heads lie curled on the soil's surface. |
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The grubs migrate through the tissue to the loin area where they encyst, cut a breathing hole in the skin of the animal on the back-line and complete their larval development. |
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The cutest little blue wren eats voraciously of the insects and grubs that are silly enough to be in the same patch of ground he is. |
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Other newcomers to the centre include 20 giant thorny stick insects plus fruit beetle grubs, sand lizards and Indian stick insects. |
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In our account of the mason-wasps, we have referred to the destruction of their grubs by the interposition of the ruby-tails or cuckoo-wasps. |
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What does the thought of eating huhu grubs and plump snails feel like to you? |
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It is orange frass that you find near the base of the tree when borers are at work, not the grubs themselves. |
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Here, you can taste everything from huhu grubs to whitebait fritters along with whisky sausages and lambs' tails. |
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We're worried that the poison will seep down into the river under the ground and poison our muku and tjala, witchetty grubs and honey ants. |
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There were live witchetty grubs and honey ants, as well as native tobacco, a mild narcotic which Prince Philip picked up and smelt. |
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Corvids demolish wire-worms in grain crops, and in root and tuber crops are happy to dine on snails and grubs, caterpillars and insects. |
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The green caterpillar-like grubs are about 2cm long with black spots and may also eat red and white currants. |
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He prised a skep from its stool and held it out, inverted, showing the dirty wreck of combs, with the vile grubs spinning their cocoons. |
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Birds can damage a roof while they are foraging for grubs, and rodents are attracted by residual grain in straw. |
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In southeastern states, grubs of Phyllophaga, southern masked chafer, the green June beetle, and Japanese beetles are traditionally associated with damaged turfgrass. |
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Nuthatches search the crevices of bark at other times during the year for insects, including beetles, earwigs, flies and bugs, and they open galls to extract grubs. |
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Brown bears will also commonly consume animal matter, which in summer and autumn may regularly be in the form of insects, larvae and grubs, including beehives. |
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It will certainly be a little different to C-list celebrities showering themselves in the Australian jungle, dining out on a diet of worms and grubs or watching hens lay eggs. |
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Her replacements are Kate Stonestreet of Scottish band Pennycress and Roxy Brennan of Two White Cranes and Grubs. |
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White Grubs and Their Allies, A Study of North American Scarabaeoid Larvae. |
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Grubs and maggots are also excellent bait when trout fishing. |
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