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| One of my water butts has loads of dragon fly larvae in it! I haven't the heart to send them to their doom but it's a pain for the water to be unavailable. My best idea to date is trying to ladle them out into a bucket or our old baby bath but maybe someone has a better plan? ![]()
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It's an old style plastic dustbin, so I just scoop water from the top (hence why it was open for rainfall and the dragonflies got in! )My 10 year old wildlife expert assures me they're df larvae and she certainly knows more than I do! ![]()
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| Just stretch an old pair of tights acros the top of your pail / watering can. That will let you fill the can but keep the larvae out. If any do get tangled, just scrape them back into your water bin.
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It's an old style plastic dustbin, so I just scoop water from the top (hence why it was open for rainfall and the dragonflies got in!
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