Monday, November 4, 2013

Digging for Worms: Time to BugOut

This post brought to you by The Orkin Ecologist. All opinions are 100% mine.

Hello every-buggy, how was your weekend?  Don't mine me if I am talking  like  a bug right now, I am just feeling a little buggy.  We just got home from  visiting my father-in-law.  My husband said that  Dad caught a  grasshopper the other  day so he put it in a container so  the kids can see it.  Dad knows how much  our kids love bugs like  grasshopper, praying mantis, lady bugs and just about any kind of bugs except  spiders.  Unfortunately, the kids did not get to see it as Dad let him go yesterday, he said that  he look like getting sick so he lit  him go.

Anyway, if you are a frequent reader of my blogs, you  would know by now how  my son like to   study  worms of any kinds.  He always volunteer to help me when I am gardening because he love digging the dirt and   get the  earthworms.  He also  look around the plants and find  every bug he could see.  I will let the photo below talk about he likes to  investigate  and find those crawlies.  
I was showing him the scariest and deadliest bugs in the world at Orkin's website and he was like "Oh that is so cool!"  I am scardy cat when it comes to worms, even the littlest one scares the  heck out of me.    I actually bookmarked their webpage because I want my son  to study  the bugs  they features in their  website.  It is so nice to find companies like Orkin who  provides  information that  kids  are interested into.  I  also  showed my husband the different kinds of spiders as he is afraid of spiders.  To check out more about Orkin's critters and bugs,  you can follow them on Pinterest or like their Facebook page.

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19 comments:

  1. I remember having a fascination with worms as a kid as well thankfully I got over it and I would rather leave them well alone now lol x

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  2. My boys are avid bug collectors too! They hunt for snails. We get SO many of them after a good rain!

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  3. My little one loves to collect bugs but we haven't dug for worms, he would love that.

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  4. Just looking at the picture of the worms gives me goosebumps! Ewww!!!

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  5. That is awesome that he likes to get dirty and find worms. My youngest runs from worms.

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  6. I remember a science proyect actually teaching how clean worms are :-)

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  7. I am not afraid of bugs. I don't like them, but I am not afraid. children do seem to enjoy digging for bugs and playing with them. it is an interesting phenomenon.

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  8. awesome... i'm sure he thinks those creatures are way too cool as he don't see it that often.

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  9. Funny we played with worms to when we were kids too and it was fun.

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  10. Worms!!!! Kids love worms well most do lol my son wouldn't touch them lol

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  11. I'm afraid of any bugs too! Ha ha! But if it harm my daughter, I don't get any thought but to kill it in a second! :)

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  12. I can't do that sis. It freaks me out. I admire your son for his brave gesture of digging the worms.

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  13. My boys love collecting snails :) Too bad I wasn't able to take pics. I like Orkin site too, very useful for Science educational resource.

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  14. It seems like Mr. Burrito will be a good horticulturist someday. He likes worms and he doesn't even feel fidgety holding them. If it was I on that place, I'll be running helter skelter hahaha

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  15. worms how fun I want to build my own compose bed one day

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  16. Oh my! I don't like earth worms... sorry. But my son on the other hand loves butterflies and dragonflies.

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  17. They freak me out, but little ones do seem to love playing with bugs.

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  18. You know I never really thought of a worm as a bug lol but i guess it kind of is. Your kids look like they are having a lot of fun.

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  19. kids are just fascinating, they are so curious in many things eps worms something they don't see often.

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