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world of insects

http://worldofinsects.blogspot.com

Our blog has interesting articles on different insects with items for sale for the perfect gift.

• Added on: Jan 11th, 2009
• Country: Canada
• Language: English

• Author: Rachel Neil
• Listed in: Home and Garden Adventure
• Tags: butterfly insect dragonfly insects butterflies dragonflies

Recent Posts

• Monarch Butterflies polulation explosion

  Posted on Wednesday July 29th, 2009 at 11:27

  In the middle of August every year, monarchs in the eastern North America begin to pack up and head south for the winter.Eventually they arrive in mexico in such numbers that they turn the trees and hillsides orange.Caterpillars turn into butterflies...

• Where silk comes from

  Posted on Monday July 27th, 2009 at 15:52

  Silk comes from the silkworms, whose diets consist mainly of the leaves of the mulberry tree. In an effort to establish a thriving silk industry in England, James I issued an edict in 1608 encouraging the planting of the mulberry trees throughout the...

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  Posted on Wednesday April 8th, 2009 at 21:36

  How to Deal With Pests in Your Organic GardenAuthor: Janet AshbyInstead of automatically reaching for chemical pesticides when you see evidence of pests in your garden and on your plants think organic! Chemical pesticides will kill all the insects in...

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  Posted on Tuesday March 3rd, 2009 at 20:45

  How To Get The Bed Bugs Out Of Your Clothes Author: Judd SnellBed bugs have been exterminated from the US soil sometime in 1940's and the 1950's. The use of DDT has been succesful in eradicating these pests. However, international travelling and immi...

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  Posted on Sunday February 15th, 2009 at 16:24

  How to be a Beekeeper - the Bee in SpringAuthor: Chris HaycockAs the days get longer with the onset of spring, the mass of bees clinging to the combs start to feel the slight increase in temperature, and the cluster begins to move. Those bees on the ...

• Naturally Say Goodbye to Garden Pests

  Posted on Monday January 26th, 2009 at 09:32

  It's an unavoidable fact that if left untended, for every flower and plant that adorns our gardens, a greater number of pests will also take root. The good news is that removing these scoundrels from infesting your vegetation does not need to rely on...

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The Bug Doctor

Very nice articles

Posted: July 25th, 2009 | More Reviews From TheBugDoctor | Report This Comment

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