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  • Les
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    I'm with you Lee. We went from recycling corrugated metal to Puma Poop (and a wasp in between).

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  • Lburou
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    Can't keep up with you guys

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  • brickie in oz
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    Originally posted by TropicalCoasting View Post
    Kooky wants a wasp
    Nice....

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  • brickie in oz
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    Originally posted by david s View Post
    I thought it might have been a Kookaroach.
    Thats only in Mexico......la Kookaroacha....

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  • david s
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    I thought it might have been a Kookaroach.

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  • TropicalCoasting
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    Kooky wants a wasp

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  • brickie in oz
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    Prolly a Kookaburra.

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  • david s
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    Re: hyjacking your thread Al

    Originally posted by Lburou View Post
    We found this in our backyard yesterday...I saw a puma in the driveway three years ago, this shows he is in the area regularly. They eat one deer every twelve days and we have too many, so he's welcome here.

    keep looking Lee, you might also find a Rolex and a wallet.

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  • david s
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    Originally posted by TropicalCoasting View Post
    We get quite a few round here they seem to be harmless
    Caught a few inside too
    Saw a Kooky try to eat one, it wasn't going to happen
    He just flew out of its beak when he went for a better grip.
    What's a "Kooky"?
    Maybe some kind of animal that shits money too.

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  • TropicalCoasting
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    Originally posted by brickie in oz View Post

    We get quite a few round here they seem to be harmless
    Caught a few inside too
    Saw a Kooky try to eat one, it wasn't going to happen
    He just flew out of its beak when he went for a better grip.

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  • brickie in oz
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    You need to catch it as it shits money....

    Ill pack and send the wasp you can return the puma....

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  • Lburou
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    hyjacking your thread Al

    We found this in our backyard yesterday...I saw a puma in the driveway three years ago, this shows he is in the area regularly. They eat one deer every twelve days and we have too many, so he's welcome here.

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  • brickie in oz
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    Originally posted by david s View Post
    Those little thieves
    Id hardly call 30mm little for a bug.

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  • david s
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    Seems I was right. It is the same insect.

    Australian hornet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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  • david s
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    Those little thieves are quite common up here in the tropics. I mistakenly called them hornets. They love to steal clay from a pottery and most potters have clay nests around the place. I've never been stung, or heard of anyone being stung, unlike the smaller paper wasps which you are likely to get hit by about four at once, very painful too.

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