That toe does not look good, not a wasp I hope, too early for them. I know all about this, working in the garden you cannot avoid insectbites. What about an earwig in your clogs or ants crawling on your feet and legs, they are frightening and I cannot help jumping around.
I do often see this caterpillar on my garden. I have never known about the stink. Thank you for sharing this interesting information. Hope everything will be better.
Ow! I tend to collect bites when I clamber through the ditches to take wildflower photos, unless I've been very diligent with the homemade bug repellent. (Olive oil base, with lots of tea tree oil and peppermint oil mixed in, rubbed well into slightly damp skin.) Yours look very painful - hope they're feeling better soon!
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ReplyDeleteHoly moosepoops, Linda!!! Where do you get those wipes???? ...:)JP
ReplyDeleteThat looks terrible!! I hope your toe is better soon!
ReplyDeleteThat toe does not look good, not a wasp I hope, too early for them. I know all about this, working in the garden you cannot avoid insectbites. What about an earwig in your clogs or ants crawling on your feet and legs, they are frightening and I cannot help jumping around.
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ReplyDeleteEverything bites me. I am a tasty morsel.
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ReplyDeleteI do often see this caterpillar on my garden. I have never known about the stink. Thank you for sharing this interesting information. Hope everything will be better.
ReplyDeleteOw! I tend to collect bites when I clamber through the ditches to take wildflower photos, unless I've been very diligent with the homemade bug repellent. (Olive oil base, with lots of tea tree oil and peppermint oil mixed in, rubbed well into slightly damp skin.) Yours look very painful - hope they're feeling better soon!
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