beetles
16 years ago
first one lives in the dirt and comes out after dark. It muches the stems of my strawberry plants. it is barely 1/8 inch long. also how do I kill it, use B.t.?
Second one is the second one to be stuck in the can hole on the top of my cooler that sits outside. He cant climb the smooth vertical walls so he gets stuck and dies. he is also much bigger at 1/2" long estimated.
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