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sunny123 said:^ that is pretty kool. Did you talk to him? Get his autograph or something?
Nothing exciting happened to me today, except a bee came into the basement, my mom started screaming (I was sleeping). I said get a container or something that I could catch it with. So she got me this cookie container, and I got the bee. I slipped a piece of paper over the top of the lid, and taped it real good. Then I took a picture of it in my kitchen. Releasing it outside on the deck was kind of dangerous, cause as soon as I lifted out the paper, it came after me!! I shut the glass doors in time....
The big bad bee:
shardul said:next week i'm going 2 nagpur which yesterday recorded highest temp of the season 47.6C jus 0.2 shy of 1954 record high of 47.8
I wish i could stay here next week. monsoon is to start here in mumbai around first week of june
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sunny123 said:
I took an entomology course and if you have any nail polish remover you can put some in a jar and place the bee in it and close the jar. Few seconds the bee is no more. But you can pin it and add it to your collection.sunny123 said:^ that is pretty kool. Did you talk to him? Get his autograph or something?
Nothing exciting happened to me today, except a bee came into the basement, my mom started screaming (I was sleeping). I said get a container or something that I could catch it with. So she got me this cookie container, and I got the bee. I slipped a piece of paper over the top of the lid, and taped it real good. Then I took a picture of it in my kitchen. Releasing it outside on the deck was kind of dangerous, cause as soon as I lifted out the paper, it came after me!! I shut the glass doors in time....
The big bad bee:
data said:
Hmm....you should of asked me to identify it. But chances of finding a rare species in toronto is like a million to one shot. 😛 Go look for beetles nice and juicysunny123 said:
everyone wants one. Butterflies are amazing if you know how to pin it right.sunny123 said:
I got an army of beetles in my garden. Ever time I lift up a pot, there they are, scurrying about. I've only seen a few butterflies in my area, but we got more dragonflies during the summer.data said:Hmm....you should of asked me to identify it. But chances of finding a rare species in toronto is like a million to one shot. 😛 Go look for beetles nice and juicy
No i donated it to my prof. I had 8 diff species of butterflies. Lice off a dead mice. 10 diff bees. grasshoppers. praying mantice ( first one i've seen in canada) and a whole bunch of others.sunny123 said:
Too bad, apparently two mice snuck into our garage, and the neighbourhood cat got a hold of'em. I would've given you some fresh species.... but that is another story, for another time.data said:Vet 😀 they gave it to me free as long as i could identify it for them..although if i remember correctly there was only 2-3 different species of lice.
Premedtomed said:Did you forget to kiss it goodbye??
try that next time.
those slithering ,smooth,slimy .........creatures......!!!! hisssssssssssssssssss!!!
data said:
We're talking about entomology prady, not herpetology. I took that course, in herpetology, and we didn't have time to catch any snakes.prady said:how about catching snakes?
sunny123 said:
There are very few species of snakes up here in Canada (due to the varied climate conditions). We spent our time studying the physiology and unique characteristics of various species of lizards, frogs, salamanders, and snakes. Snakes don't have ears, so no lessons were handed out to us in order to play the instrument 😉 .prady said:then... what u did in ur herpetology class?snake charming?
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