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Response to hunter (Reply #16)

Thu Oct 4, 2012, 02:11 AM

gtar100 (4,192 posts)

17. What a beautiful insect.

Hard to associate that with the common housefly.

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17 replies	Author	Time	Post
This might be enough to turn me vegan, ... [View all]	CRH	Oct 2012	OP
Maggots, fly larvae are maggots	Sekhmets Daughter	Oct 2012	#1
All the same, ...	CRH	Oct 2012	#4
When I raised chickens...	Speck Tater	Oct 2012	#14
Well, pigs have long turned garbage into delicious bacon	Duer 157099	Oct 2012	#2
My thoughts exactly, my Eisenia foetidas turn much garbage, ...	CRH	Oct 2012	#8
food choices are learned behavior - cultural indoctrination really. mmm, chocolate covered ants?	msongs	Oct 2012	#3
Insects could and should be the next great source of protein.	RevStPatrick	Oct 2012	#5
Yum, Fly Puree	Redlo Nosrep	Oct 2012	#6
Yes I have heard BSFL make very good chicken food, ...	CRH	Oct 2012	#9
veganism	veganlush	Oct 2012	#7
Veganism, ...	CRH	Oct 2012	#11
for the planet	stuntcat	Oct 2012	#13
Fly larvae are pretty interesting.	silverweb	Oct 2012	#10
There is something about my squirm, ...	CRH	Oct 2012	#12
Agree completely.	silverweb	Oct 2012	#15
Much better than fishmeal.	hunter	Oct 2012	#16
What a beautiful insect.	gtar100	Oct 2012	#17

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