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Green Vegetable Bug

John53

John53

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Found dozens of these on my beans this morning. I don't recall ever seeing them before. A google search came up with green vegetable bug or green stink bug. According to google they were introduced into Australia in 1916 and have become a serious pest. Most of them were involved in the act of procreation and as I object to an orgy taking place in my garden I picked them off and trod on them. I guess there's worse ways to die than to die bonking.

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exchemist

exchemist

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John53 said:
Found dozens of these on my beans this morning. I don't recall ever seeing them before. A google search came up with green vegetable bug or green stink bug. According to google they were introduced into Australia in 1916 and have become a serious pest. Most of them were involved in the act of procreation and as I object to an orgy taking place in my garden I picked them off and trod on them. I guess there's worse ways to die than to die bonking.

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Lovely pictures, again. :thumbsup:
 
Daemon Sophic

Daemon Sophic

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We've always had them in the northern US. Note; they don't like the cold, so as fall and winter come on, they will shove themselves into every crack and crevice along the edges of your door-frame and windows, trying to stay warm. If you have so much as a single tiny hole anywhere through your outer walls, you will find these guys flying around your home as the outside temperatures drop. :eek::confused: Don't squish them! The stink doesn't wash off very easily. Just guide them onto a sheet of paper or your other hand, then toss them outside.
As for copulating on your corn..... :shrug:....wash before eating?
 
Dan From Smithville

Dan From Smithville

What we've got here is failure to communicate.
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John53 said:
Found dozens of these on my beans this morning. I don't recall ever seeing them before. A google search came up with green vegetable bug or green stink bug. According to google they were introduced into Australia in 1916 and have become a serious pest. Most of them were involved in the act of procreation and as I object to an orgy taking place in my garden I picked them off and trod on them. I guess there's worse ways to die than to die bonking.

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I wonder, could it be the red vegetable bug and they are just not ripe yet?
 
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