Are there many others enjoying the bountiful dandelions and insects around your yard. We have a 3 acre lot that is surrounded by dense woods behind our house, around 50 years ago the former owners kept a couple of ponies on it. Now it gets mowed once a month and has never seen pesticides or festilizers, the best part, never ending dandelions. We also have tons of june bugs that I am confident that they are coming from the same feild. Anyone feeding June Bugs? The big grasshoppers and cicadas are not far off as well as katydids and tomato worms.
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Spring food bounty
dynamohum1
May 08, 2004 05:52 PM
Replies (2)
B22
May 08, 2004 06:20 PM
Hi
lucky you life in nice country like that 
i live in a city and its always smelly here.
i must breed my grashoppers myzelf in a shed and must drive 10-30 min to get nice gras here in the city there is not much gras.
so grashoppers r very nice food btw.
byeeeeeee
dynamohum1
May 08, 2004 06:26 PM
I live in town, but near a University on one side and a large park on the other, the wooded area and old pony pasture are land locked and adjacent to my backyard.
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