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daddy long legs
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why do i get so many daddy long legs in my house?
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The little darlings make a beeline for a combination of open windows and lights, more prevalent after a spell of wet weather.
As jonnythe bosh has found the larva (leatherjackets) will live happily in your lawn muching away at your roots and stems until they turn into Daddy Long-Legs. Harmless, but I still don't care for those long dangly legs!
As jonnythe bosh has found the larva (leatherjackets) will live happily in your lawn muching away at your roots and stems until they turn into Daddy Long-Legs. Harmless, but I still don't care for those long dangly legs!
You are right in a way RATTER15. It is the most venomous creature in the world - but at the same time completely harmless.
The British DLL or Cranefly is an extremely fragile flying insect and harms no one or anything....but in the United States they refer to a Cellar Spider as Daddy Long Legs and this is the venomous one, although it's mouth is so small that it doesn't bite but lives on tiny insects and bits of plants.
The British DLL or Cranefly is an extremely fragile flying insect and harms no one or anything....but in the United States they refer to a Cellar Spider as Daddy Long Legs and this is the venomous one, although it's mouth is so small that it doesn't bite but lives on tiny insects and bits of plants.
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