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[Rick67]

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It’s fire Island, your the wrong sex.

 

[Chevy1]

It’s fire Island, your the wrong sex.

No Ocean Beach isn’t like that

 

[Snapprhead27]

No Ocean Beach isn’t like that

The land of NO!

 

[Chevy1]

The land of NO!

Absolutely

 

[JackPrintMD]

Davis Park

 

[wader]

has anyone seen or heard from Old mud recently? It's been too long....

 

[longcast]

Fake news Monday!

 

[Roccus7]

has anyone seen or heard from Old mud recently? It's been too long....

Mud's fine, he's just focusing his efforts at other websites...

 

[CELLFISH]

24 hours ago, was bitten by a BLACK MOMBA… If two days pass, i’ll survive… gonna use some Cortisone Creame…cell…
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[longcast]

24 hours ago, was bitten by a BLACK MOMBA… If two days pass, i’ll survive… gonna use some Cortisone Creame…cell…
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That’s not good!!!!

 

[Chevy1]

WTF

 

[CELLFISH]

could’ve been a Yellow Jacket, or Wasp like thing, probably not Bumblebee … cell…
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[Chevy1]

could’ve been a Yellow Jacket, or Wasp like thing, probably not Bumblebee … cell…
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Yellowjacket would be most likely

 

[wader]

24 hours ago, was bitten by a BLACK MOMBA… If two days pass, i’ll survive… gonna use some Cortisone Creame…cell…
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there are no Black Mombas in North America other then those held by deranged pet owners...............

 

[CELLFISH]

there are no Black Mombas in North America other then those held by deranged pet owners...............

 

[CELLFISH]

these fukers i see on occasion looking to do damage, paper wasp… cell…
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[Snapprhead27]

 

[wader]

I've got the one on the right in my yard. Second year I've had 'em. Big & nasty looking. Kill when I can.

European Hornet (Vespa crabro):

• Native to the eastern US: Introduced from Europe in the mid-1800s, they are now widespread.
  
  
• Not considered invasive: Unlike the Asian giant hornet, they are not considered an invasive species and do not pose the same threat to honeybee colonies.
  
  
• Beneficial predators: They are beneficial predators of other insects.
  
  
• Potential for misidentification: Their large size often leads to them being mistaken for the Asian giant hornet.
  
  
• Potential for conflict: They may prey on individual honeybees and other insects, but they do not destroy entire colonies like the Asian giant hornet.