Just for fun. Favourite Insects.

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Those lil bugs that roll up when you touch them
not sure what they are called
but so cute
 
Those lil bugs that roll up when you touch them
not sure what they are called
but so cute
Woodlice? We also have millipedes that are almost the same but more curvey sides. The millipedes roll up into a complete ball and the woodlice almost do... They have sticky out centres when rolled up!

Snail.
 
Oh my gosh, they are one of my biggest fears. It's great that you love them (: I wish I wasn't so afraid of them.
Aww, yes
I like the black ones but any other color(no thank you lol)
worry about poison ones with the different colors
 
Im scared of beetles, there legs and feet stick to you Ahhhhhhh
 
Speaking of bugs, is it just me, or are bumblebees getting larger every year?
 
Speaking of bugs, is it just me, or are bumblebees getting larger every year?
Bumblebees start small and make a little nest. The next year they grow a bit larger. The following year they are much larger. I know this because they used to nest on our lawn in grass cuttings. They were tiny to begin with!
 
Bumblebees start small and make a little nest. The next year they grow a bit larger. The following year they are much larger. I know this because they used to nest on our lawn in grass cuttings. They were tiny to begin with!

Aaah, that explain it. Some years we have them to huge we call them bombers