July 28th, 2008

Earwigs

 
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Have you ever wondered why there are critters like earwigs?
Those elusive shy creatures, are they good are they bad? Are they harmful? Do they actually crawl in your ear and lay eggs in your brain? Well you are are about to find out.

I’m looking for a name for my book on earwigs. Do I just call it “Earwigs”?. Do I call it “How To Kill Earwigs”? “How To Control Earwigs”? “What You Do With Earwigs?. Give me some ideas on what you think the name of a book about Earwigs should be.

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(2) Go to the comments box and suggest a name for a book on Earwigs.

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2 Responses to “Earwigs”

  1. Phil The Gardener Says:
    July 28th, 2008 at

    I sure appreciate you suggesting a name for my book on Earwigs. Just put it in the comment box below here. Oh yeah you have to be logged in as a subscriber to Phil The Gardener

  2. Mario Farrugia Says:
    November 7th, 2008 at

    Phil,
    I suggest you call your book Earwigs -Good or Bad?

    I must tell you about 5 years ago i rang an agricultural advice bureau because I suspected earwigs were eating my cabbages egg plants and zucchini but was told they are not leaf eating?
    Anyhow as we are experiencing low rainfall I am having to water my veggies quite regularly but the earwigs have done so much damage in the garden. there does not seem to be an effective control. Years ago we used to spray dieldrin to eradicate them but not nowadays. We try to find safer remedies, solutions.
    Is it possible another insect not so easily detectable is doing the damage?
    regards Mario

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