Re: Best reader description of the week

**&* B* <l*@msn.com>**

Didn't do much for my breakfast. 

Reminds me of customers who come in to the garden center asking us to identify a mass of pink flowering plants they saw when they were driving at 65 MPH. That's the sum total of the info they provide!

I'm assuming you sent this along for our entertainment since it lacks any descriptive like size, shape, the plant on which it might have been eating or hanging out, maybe even the geography from whence it hails? Throw us a bone!!!

Lorraine

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----- Original Message ----- 

From: Doug Green<g*@gmail.com> 

To: Garden Writers -- GWL -- The Garden Writers Forum<g*@lists.ibiblio.org> 

Sent: Tuesday, September 08, 2015 6:09 AM

Subject: [GWL] Best reader description of the week

...this morning's entry is a serious one for the
no-picture description of an insect she wants indentified.  I give you...

"The bug is soft and when squished it is like a blueberry inside, sorta
reddish colour"
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