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A straw itch mite (Pyemotes tritici) on the back of a caterpillar. A major problem in stored grain, this mite is also a potential biocontrol agent.
On another note, thanks to everyone who came out and supported me in my quest for inebriation this weekend. Ryan and Eckler especially for driving over an hour to be there. It was fun, and by the way, we are going to the cabin on the 25th of March and anyone is welcome. Drop me an email if you are wondering who is going or just post a comment. Speaking of comments, two posts without one? Does anyone come here anymore? I am getting lonely.
On another note, thanks to everyone who came out and supported me in my quest for inebriation this weekend. Ryan and Eckler especially for driving over an hour to be there. It was fun, and by the way, we are going to the cabin on the 25th of March and anyone is welcome. Drop me an email if you are wondering who is going or just post a comment. Speaking of comments, two posts without one? Does anyone come here anymore? I am getting lonely.
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Thank you, and it was a success. Did you see the fear factor where they had to eat like 8 tomato worms and when they bit into them they exploded and juice would squirt out their mouth. It was pretty sweet.
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