We have some new pets. Forest found them in the yard. They are small black beetles. They like to eat apples.
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Black Beetles
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Many names and places have been changed in this meadow, but the story is still as true as can be. All are tended by the Father God and flourish under His loving care.
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Mama - Elizabeth Joy - full time homemaker and homeschool teacher
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Forest Zoo- Age 8, energetic adventurer and lover of all creatures that move
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5 bouquets of wildflowers (Comment here):
Bad bugs! Apples are for people, not creepy crawlies. :)
Hope they aren't taking over your crop.
BTW-- how did your test go? I bet you did well!
Yeah, I'm curious about your ham test. As soon as you get your call letters, you'll have to share them with me.
Actually, they aren't eating the apples outside, but rather little bits from around the cores of apples we are eating that my son is feeding them. I have no idea if they eat apples when they have a choice.
What a great shot! Have you studied photography?
some bird is just going to come along and grab those black beetles for their babies.
I know I would. Yum.
bwaaa haa ahahaahaha.
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