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you mean apart from putting it in a jam jar? and taking flash pictures of it? and holding it up to the light? er... dont think so..
No need to panic Chillitt.
I've had a look back through some of my old biology books and what you have there is a timber bee, mostly harmless to humans as it's staple diet is glass and timber.
So whatever you do DON'T PUT IT IN THE SHED!!!!
Ken
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hehehe last time i saw it it had chewed a hole in the jar lid, got suck crawling through, and is now flying round the kitchen with a jar stuck round its middle..gonna get me a baseball bat..
hehehe last time i saw it it had chewed a hole in the jar lid, got suck crawling through, and is now flying round the kitchen with a jar stuck round its middle..gonna get me a baseball bat..
Ill join in with my walking boots on!
Nasty nasty nasty things
Where is my gun?
Hit it with the Surf!!!
Ok nicely done, when we dry off we can go find the boat!
hehehe last time i saw it it had chewed a hole in the jar lid, got suck crawling through, and is now flying round the kitchen with a jar stuck round its middle..gonna get me a baseball bat..
Is it making a loud buzzing/rumbling noise?
If it is, you could glue the jar to your back bumper and when you drive around in yer truck people'll think you got mud tyres fitted like me.
I think you should give it a name........! How about
Justin Timberbee .............?
Atleast my bug is dead. Saying that , i havent checked it recently , Apparently i was told they can withstand all climates. Maybe its just hibernating. Maybe i should have used a glass jar too instead of a bakki tin. I aint opening it now !!!!!!! For all i know it could have multiplied
I've had a look back through some of my old biology books and what you have there is a timber bee, mostly harmless to humans as it's staple diet is glass and timber.
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