Eggs in the morning?

chesterfielder · July 11, 2011

Any ideas?

chesterfielder · July 11, 2011

Stink bugs

http://www.google.com/search?q=Brown...=1076&bih=1030

Worth1 · July 11, 2011

I thought this thread was about fresh chicken eggs.

Yes they are stink bugs.

Worth

beefsteak · July 12, 2011

chesterfielders link above sends you to a site about stink bugs and there it says, (click on the one with the soldier), that stink bugs were first introduced in Pa in 1987, I can remember seeing stink bugs as a child and that was long before 1987. Maybe a different type of stink bug? They look just like the ones in the pictures..

Worth1 · July 12, 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by beefsteak

chesterfielders link above sends you to a site about stink bugs and there it says, (click on the one with the soldier), that stink bugs were first introduced in Pa in 1987, I can remember seeing stink bugs as a child and that was long before 1987. Maybe a different type of stink bug? They look just like the ones in the pictures..

It is just more proof the much of the stuff you read on the web is just garbage.

I have seen people at work in a panic because they read on the web that Russia was lining their tanks up on the border to begin WWII.

I dont read too much about stink bugs because those pictures made me creep out.

Worth

Garf · July 12, 2011

Snip the leaf off and put it in a jar, then hatch them out. Should be able to get a positive ID then.

July 11, 2011	#2
chesterfielder Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Baltimore Posts: 15	Stink bugs http://www.google.com/search?q=Brown...=1076&bih=1030

July 11, 2011	#3
Worth1 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Den of Drunken Fools Posts: 38,539	I thought this thread was about fresh chicken eggs. Yes they are stink bugs. Worth

July 12, 2011	#4
beefsteak Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: NW PA zone 5 Posts: 121	chesterfielders link above sends you to a site about stink bugs and there it says, (click on the one with the soldier), that stink bugs were first introduced in Pa in 1987, I can remember seeing stink bugs as a child and that was long before 1987. Maybe a different type of stink bug? They look just like the ones in the pictures..

July 12, 2011	#6
Garf Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Miami, FL. Posts: 442	Snip the leaf off and put it in a jar, then hatch them out. Should be able to get a positive ID then.