“And God said, Let the earth bring
forth the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind: and it was
so.”
Genesis 1
Monday, April 15, 2013
The Little Worm That Wasn't
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yep, thats a worm and yep its a little startling, lol, wow, great shots,
It could be worse! I think they are kinda of fuzzy-wuzzy cute!
Best,
Bonnie
Like most bugs, they make me shiver... How can a big ole woman like me be so afraid of bugs????? ha ha
Hope you had a great day.
Hugs,
Betsy
Eeek! I'm not too fond of creepy-crawlies. Worms aren't as bad as spiders, though! I never thought of their legs getting in the way of each other! Interesting.
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Millipedes are kind of cute in a wormy sort of way. It's the centipedes that creep me out.
To answer your question Ginny. Most of the Kitty Krew are strictly outdoor cats. Sissi and Spooky come inside to visit sometimes. The kittens really like Spooky.
Smiling and snickering at your word "cute"....I don't see cute...I see "bug" get it kill it...I'm not afraid of it just don't want it in my house...outside I will walk a mile away from it to keep from stepping on it but INSIDE ....it will find its maker really quick. Good Morning Ginny!
My boys love these. They like to poke them and watch them curl up. They just call them worms.
now I know for sure we are sista's separated at birth.. i would take these same shots and also look up what they are... i never harm them, we see them in our yard all the time
they are cute, if a worm can be cute:)
Great shot, but I have an aversion to all types of insects! Can't imagine trying to get so many legs coordinated to walk!
Ohhh nooo I am terrified of millipeds! They have too many legs! Ewwww! But it's funny fact that they walk slowly because legs get in the way :-)
Do they sting? I always thought that they did. Pretty scary little fellas.
I really do not like bugs at ALL..
lol.
blessings,
shug
Awww! I Love it! You would think they could run fast with all those legs!Hahaa
hughugs
PS- Oh, and no it wasn't me that won the woodworkers thingy! Wish it had been though!
hughugs
Let's just hope they don't get pain in all those legs. :)
bugs and creepy crawly things don't bother me so long as they don't invade my personal space :)
Insects are probably the strongest species on the earth. Today I heard that the cockroach already exists for several million years. So older than humanity, makes you think.
Greetings,
Filip
Great captures, Ginny. I have heard that worms can regenerate if they are cut into pieces. It makes me squeamish to think about it. However, God made them, so they, like everything else He created, have a purpose. Great post.
Okay Ginny - we get them too - I think it has something to do with moisture - but cute? No way. sanide
Ginny you solved a mystery for me. I get these too and have always wondered what they were called. Now I have an answer!!
Hello Ginny, I was off blogging and hence am writing a comment after a gap.
I am also scared of these insects, infact I am terrified by the smallest of these creatures!!
Have a lovely day :)
Not so cute to me, but our two Georgia granddaughters thought they were last summer. Hundreds were crawling up the door to the women's restroom in our campground in the Smoky Mountains National Park.
The little girls became engroosed in their own capture and release program, carefully removing them into the nearby woods. A far cry from earlier summers when the oldest would not come near the restrooms if she sighted any kind of creepy crawly or winged insect.
If the millipedes appear this year at least I can tell our fledgling entomologists what the are, thanks to your post.
Oh, and yes, Grandma Sugar is living with us for awhile.
Oops! engrossed, not engroosed.
They don't bother me and I don't bother them. :) I love your kindness and positive ways. :)
What great shots. I can almost count the legs :-). Have a great day, Ginny.
Blessings...Mary
I don't think I've ever described millipedes as cute, although I have also often seen them. I sometimes have trouble making two legs work -- I can only imagine what it would be like to try to make a thousand work.
I am sure we will see a lot of these creatures plus others as we did not get a hard freeze to kill them out.
I am glad God only gave us two legs....I have trouble enough as it is.
Nope, don't like these creepy crawlies.
Great photos though....
I didn't ever think they were cute!!!
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