I found THIS on our crabapple tree, which
barely flowered this year and has no fruit. I want to say it was a bit smaller than a US quarter. I've seen a few buzzing around the sunflower patch too.
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Henchant Posts: 1179 06/27/2009 7:17 PM
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Odd, I thought weevils were brown.
If I had a wish I'd wish to be an ant.
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TAFMF Addict Posts: 3667 06/27/2009 8:06 PM |
Answered my own question. The Cocklebur Weevil and I have 3 of
the host plants in the garden. Ironweed (Vernonia), Joe-pye-weed (Eupatorium), and most recently Ragweed (Ambrosia).
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