Recent dragonfly sighting!!   pesticides,,, zappers,, flipflops?
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Wall street journal hunni just squash those stupid lil dragonflys...I agree they can be just so annoying.  Our space would be so much better off without them...
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google it..type in scientific insect names. That always helps. OR type in the name of the insect, and all sorts of stuff should pop up
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possibly, try terrafly.com
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yikes.. okay..\ngrasshoppers, praying mantis, butterflies,mosquitos, dragonflies, gnats, ticks, mites, blackflies, deerflies, spiders,russian wheat aphid, english grain aphid, brown wheat aphid, brown cherry oat( this is an insect)Hessian fly,sorghum greenbugs, winter grain mite,cereal leaf beetle\nbees,wasps, weevils, wheat stem maggots, wheat curl mite,banks grass mite, two spot spider mite,wire worm, cinch bug, false wire worm, false cinch bug,corn leaf aphid,\nDifferential grasshopper, migratory grasshopper, two striped grasshopper, red legged grasshopper, cutworm, black cutworm, dingy cutworm, glassy cutworm,armyworm,western bean cutworm, bronzed cutworm,varigated cutworm, army cutworm,fall armyworm,pale western cutworm*** all of the cutworm species, transform into their own moth..so as well as the cutworm you would now for example have the dingy cutworm moth..* saltmarsh moth, corn earworm, european corn borer, green cloverworm, grain weevils.\n\nThe list goes on and on.. but if you need to find more, do a search for grassland insects..
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Just look anywhere in the sky. I saw one about an hour ago, but that was after an hour of looking. Normally you can't see them until after midnight, but unfortunately the predicted swarm only lasts about an hour and will end before midnight in the US. Europe should get a good view though.
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bugs in your you-know-where.........
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I'd call local pest control, they are in the phone book.
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You answered the question urself\nBUTTERfly..........DRAGONfly
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lawnmowers and pinatas!!
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thi happen in a frien of mine in singapore, and as far as i can guess it can in here UK to. specialy with this hot weather...\n\n\n\nFrom a friend.\nWe purchased a "Takada" Air Cooler from Carrefour about 4\nmonths ago but\ndid not realised that it can be a breeding ground for mosquitoes.\n\nLast week I noticed a  few young mosquitoes flew around my son's writing\ndesk, close to where we placed the Air Cooler for my son in his study\nroom.\n\nThen, I was wondering where could these young mosquitoes come from and I\nwas thinking whether could it be from the water in the Air Cooler.\n\nYesterday morning, I was burdened again to check the Air Cooler and to\nmy horror when I drained out the water from the Air Cooler and was\nshocked to find about 20 huge mosquito larvae flowed out from the Air\nCooler.\n\nYesterday, I reported in writing to Dr Yaacob Ibrahim, the Environment\nMinister from the Ministry of the Environment to request him to urgently\ntake the appropriate action to advise the Public to drain out the water\nfrom their Air Cooler to check for mosquito larvae because no one,\nincluding ourselves, suspect mosquitoes can fly into the Air Cooler and\nbreed from there. Secondly, I requested him that in order to prevent the\ngeneral Public from innocently breeding the mosquitoes in their Air\nCoolers at home and the office, the Ministry should ban the sales of\nthese Air Coolers ( there are several brands in the departmental\nstores). We hope this feedback will help in the prevention of the Dengue\nFever in Singapore.\n\nWith this email, I hope you can inform your staff and your friends to do\nsome regular checks on their Air Cooler if they own one, before their\nFamily become victim of the Dengue Fever. \nThank you.
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Tough it is a bit late, its not unheard of, as long as they don't freeze  they can survive just with a somewhat slow metalbolism, its been a rather warm Nov in the north east which may account for this, once the temp really plummets they will stop appearing. If its the ones shaped like a T its probably a plume moth, if not its probably some type of noctuid.
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of Butterflies??? that makes sense but i know you wanted food...so ...my answer is gas from a soda??
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Look under leaves, wood, bricks, etc. Many insects like to burrow in tight, protective places. Failing that, check bushes and trees.
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I have been observing for more than 40 years.\n\nOn many occasions I have seen spiders floating through the air.  Sometimes it is possible to see the silken thread from which they are suspended, also blowing in the breeze.\n\nBut I have not inspected the clouds that closely, although they are an object of my weather interests...\n\nNevertheless, I do know for sure there are many smaller living items that get carried away.  I highly doubt the clouds are "sterile."\n\nTiny insects get blown a long way in strong winds.  Sometimes the "fallout" reaches desert areas, and lo and behold there are other larger insects there always scavenging this valuable source of food!\n\nLarger insects serve as fodder for the desert mice.\n\nSnakes eat the mice....there you go.  \n\nOne spider rides the jet Stream:\nhttp://mywebpage.netscape.com/aln298/Animals/AnimalTidbits.html -- this very interesting!\n\nAirborne spiders can happen in mountainous or elevated areas, very breezy areas, and it could appear that insects are coming out of the clouds.  You don't need to go very high to actually get above the clouds in many instances.
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Are you sure it wasn't an insect of some type, like a stick insect or even a dragon fly? They can grow quite large sometimes. Either that or some bast@rd was playing a sick joke on you.....!\n\nsee the site below - there are some HUGE stick insects on there!!
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This will help you:\nhttp://extension.missouri.edu/explore/agguides/pests/ipm1019.htm
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well the most I have seen in Houston. (I am from Kingwood, near Houston) are Copperheads, garden snakes and water moccasins. I think there are some coachwhips but these are the main ones I have seen.