Looks like a Broadnecked root borer, the one to be on the look out for is the Asian Long Horn Beetle - that's a really bad one you're supposed to report to ones state natural resources department. I can tell you the Broadneck would not have survived being around Isaac or Martha, both who have developed an interesting kind of bug stalking/hunting behavior -almost cat like. Isaac had himself a grasshopper feast the other day, he was very pleased with himself wagging like he does, though I was a bit concerned.
Yes! the Asian Long Horn, beautiful beetle but a bad bug it is.
That poor grasshopper, no contest for a hunting Schnauzer. My Little Bug has a tendency to go after the traveling staggering bees. She's a very smart girl with words and commands but not so bright sometimes with common sense. ;-)
My neighbor has a black beetle that eats grass roots and does on a job on the lawn. I have seen a few here but I think the dogs eat them therefore, eliminating a dead lawn problem.
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ReplyDeletescooch it onto some paper and put it outside?
you don't strike me as a bug squisher
Found it on my shed. I left it alone after getting up close and personal and checking it out. It was on my shed, which obviously needs a paint job. :(
DeleteLooks like a Broadnecked root borer, the one to be on the look out for is the Asian Long Horn Beetle - that's a really bad one you're supposed to report to ones state natural resources department. I can tell you the Broadneck would not have survived being around Isaac or Martha, both who have developed an interesting kind of bug stalking/hunting behavior -almost cat like. Isaac had himself a grasshopper feast the other day, he was very pleased with himself wagging like he does, though I was a bit concerned.
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DeleteYes! the Asian Long Horn, beautiful beetle but a bad bug it is.
That poor grasshopper, no contest for a hunting Schnauzer. My Little Bug has a tendency to go after the traveling staggering bees. She's a very smart girl with words and commands but not so bright sometimes with common sense. ;-)
My neighbor has a black beetle that eats grass roots and does on a job on the lawn. I have seen a few here but I think the dogs eat them therefore, eliminating a dead lawn problem.