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first thought: oh no! the poor beetles!
second thought: whoa. neat!
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Fascinating!! is it only groundbeetles that they’re after? well at least the worms have taste.
On another note, i started a new blog, beetlebrained is no more. could i convince you to change the link to http://shieldwinged.blogspot.com/?? if so, i’d be grateful. thanks!
I’ve also heard of them in crickets, grasshoppers, and mantids. I don’t think I know of any other groups of beetles that are affected. Pretty cool, eh?
As for your blog…done!
Glad to be human! and thanks!!
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