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Leaf Hoppers Ugh!

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Post by Balinbear on 6th June 2010, 10:10 pm

Anyone have a decent remedy for Evil or Very Mad leaf hoppers?

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Post by Simon on 6th June 2010, 10:13 pm

I have lots of little birds that take care of such things for me Smile

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Post by Blackrose on 7th June 2010, 2:27 pm

I think ( almost certain ) i had 1 jump by me when i was looking at mine !! Evil or Very Mad wonder if it came for a visit from the sunny coast Hmmmm

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Post by Balinbear on 7th June 2010, 4:33 pm

Leaf hoppers are tiny little things. Baby green frogs love them so I don't like spraying cause of the frogs.

Must be little birds that eat them. Unfortunately we don't have a lot of little birds. Maybe its beacuse someone keeps knocking down the trees so they have no where to live I guess. We have lots of bigger birds which I think chase away the finches etc. They live in our bush but you rareklly see them out side of it.

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Post by Guest on 7th June 2010, 6:50 pm

G'day Gary! Glad to know you are looking out for the frogs! Thumbsup I do too!

I have quite a few medium-sized brown frogs stuck to the outside of my kitchen window - near a strong light - every night & everytime I checked my rose seedlings last Summer I would see 3 tiny little round frogs hiding amongst them (I think they enjoyed the security of the wire cage my rose seedlings grew in LOL). I would always choose the frogs welfare over annoyong (but soon to vanish) pests & a bit of disease!

Anyway, I have no idea what a leaf hopper looks like so I'm off to find out...

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Post by The Estate on 7th June 2010, 9:16 pm

Embarassed Glad I am not the only one re:- Hoppers confused

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Post by Balinbear on 8th June 2010, 2:07 pm

Damo

I was woken one rainy night by a bloody big green frog. It climbed through the window somhow and jumped onto me.

Scare the living out of me.

We have lots of little green and brown frogs and quite often see large green ones.

Unfortunately we have a load of cane toads as well.

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Post by Blackrose on 8th June 2010, 2:14 pm

Balinbear wrote:Damo

I was woken one rainy night by a bloody big green frog. It climbed through the window somhow and jumped onto me.

Scare the living out of me.


Twisted Evil Twisted Evil Twisted Evil roflmao

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Post by Guest on 8th June 2010, 2:41 pm

OMG the horror Gary! I love frogs but not on me! LOL

While living in QLD I lived in constant fear of green tree frogs jumping out of the toilet and attaching themselves to my "area"! Surprised

It never happened, but one night while walking downstairs with my hand on the railing my hand found a coiled up snake! OMG!!! This big! Sweating

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Post by Balinbear on 8th June 2010, 7:34 pm

Ah snakes you have to love them. We have a few about. We had a carpet snake living in the roof of one of our sheds but it has moved on. It will probably come back now winter is here.

My brother hates snakes and I pull tricks on him as much as I can. We had him stuck on our verandah one day cause there was a tree snake near the stairs. He wasn't going to move until that snake was gone and of course I wasn't going to move it for him.

You know some people have no sense of humour when snakes are invilved!

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Post by Blackrose on 8th June 2010, 9:42 pm

Off topic i know.... but i love snakes Very Happy , I have a young Coastal Carpet Python.

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Post by Guest on 8th June 2010, 10:42 pm

I see a few snakes around my place (copperheads mostly) & - although I am not a huge fan - I leave them well alone.

TBH only one living thing in nature scares me...*cue 'Jaws' music* LOL

BTW Gary...your poor brother! roflmao

Pythons are cool BR! What is your snakes name? I'm guessing not "Fluffy"! Wink Laughing

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Post by Simon on 8th June 2010, 10:46 pm

On of the girls I teach had a tiger snake called Fluffy... adorable hey Hmmmm


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Post by Blackrose on 8th June 2010, 10:49 pm

Damo wrote:I see a few snakes around my place (copperheads mostly) & - although I am not a huge fan - I leave them well alone.

TBH only one living thing in nature scares me...*cue 'Jaws' music* LOL

BTW Gary...your poor brother! roflmao

Pythons are cool BR! What is your snakes name? I'm guessing not "Fluffy"! Wink Laughing


Nahhhh..... Squishy Innocent

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Post by Guest on 8th June 2010, 10:55 pm

OMG really? Yikes Simon! LOL Wednesday Addams much? affraid

Squishy...I'm not going to ask why BR! LOL I'm just going to assume your snake feels squishy when you touch it! OMG I could say so much more here but I will behave! Innocent

I keep forgetting to add that I have seen leaf hoppers before but not since I was a child!

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