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twalla 04-19-2009 05:42 PM
HELP! What is this?!!??!!?!?
 
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Ok so I am lookin thru some pics, what in the heck do you think this is?????

chattiesmom 04-19-2009 05:44 PM
'Skeeter bites. Somebody dropped their drawers to show us some skeeter bites!!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :scratchhe

Gypsy & Me 04-19-2009 05:44 PM
Looks itchy....

twalla 04-19-2009 05:45 PM
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Originally Posted by chattiesmom (Post 2585458)
'Skeeter bites. Somebody dropped their drawers to show us some skeeter bites,
Skeeter Or chigger!!Someone could be rollin around in the grass with their pants down!

andibaby 04-19-2009 05:47 PM
ooohhh. Whatever it is doesn't look good. Itchy.

msjagg 04-19-2009 05:47 PM
I agree with chattiesmom ...Or they're flea bites, bad ones...:rolleyes: Now we have skin pics on YT, What's next...LOL Only kidding!!!:rolleyes:

twalla 04-19-2009 05:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Gypsy & Me (Post 2585460)
Looks itchy....
I know right.....

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Originally Posted by andibaby (Post 2585463)
ooohhh. Whatever it is doesn't look good. Itchy.
I know it doesnt.... ewww


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Originally Posted by msjagg (Post 2585464)
I agree with chattiesmom ...Or they're flea bites, bad ones...:rolleyes: Now we have skin pics on YT, What's next...LOL Only kidding!!!:rolleyes:
Bad flea bites!?!?! Yikes!!!

I know skin pics....ha ha ... as long as its not FFN!!

JMuedog 04-19-2009 05:48 PM
hahahaha.... love the pants down shot!!


yup good ol' bites of some kind!

twalla 04-19-2009 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by JMuedog (Post 2585468)
hahahaha.... love the pants down shot!!


yup good ol' bites of some kind!

I know, people just droppin their drawers.. Amazing!!

Wonder what kind of bites?

Rudys Mom 04-19-2009 07:32 PM
It looks like mosquito bites to me. If their itchy too, I would think that's what they are.
Good Luck, Twalla. :goodluck:

MyLadies 04-20-2009 07:55 AM
My guess -Flea Bites -- thats what they do to me if I get a flea bite...swell up bad like that. If I was a dog, I'd be one of the ones that are "allergic to fleas". lol...:)

twalla 04-20-2009 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Rudys Mom (Post 2585597)
It looks like mosquito bites to me. If their itchy too, I would think that's what they are.
Good Luck, Twalla. :goodluck:
Thats what I think too but this pesron swears no mosquitos! I think Im moving!!!

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Originally Posted by MyLadies (Post 2586000)
My guess -Flea Bites -- thats what they do to me if I get a flea bite...swell up bad like that. If I was a dog, I'd be one of the ones that are "allergic to fleas". lol...:)
OooO thats kinda too what I was thinking... allergic, yikes!

Sunny95 04-20-2009 05:11 PM
Looks like red bugs or chiggers. Eekkksss! :eek:

Yorkielove1 04-20-2009 05:13 PM
ick.. its making me itchy looking at it!! Im sure its a bugbite of some kind....

twalla 04-20-2009 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Sunny95 (Post 2586965)
Looks like red bugs or chiggers. Eekkksss! :eek:
What are red bugs?????? That doesnt sound good.

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Originally Posted by Yorkielove1 (Post 2586971)
ick.. its making me itchy looking at it!! Im sure its a bugbite of some kind....
LOL its kinda like when someone mentions lice, your head starts itchin:D

Nikki+2 04-20-2009 05:20 PM
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Originally Posted by twalla (Post 2586752)
Thats what I think too but this pesron swears no mosquitos! I think Im moving!!!

OooO thats kinda too what I was thinking... allergic, yikes!
Twalla curiosity is killing me! Where did these come from? They look like mosquito bites to me also. I've gotten them before when I didn't realize I was getting bit.

Gypsy & Me 04-20-2009 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Nikki+2 (Post 2586989)
Twalla curiosity is killing me! Where did these come from? They look like mosquito bites to me also. I've gotten them before when I didn't realize I was getting bit.
They aren't mosquioto bites.... ;)

twalla 04-20-2009 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Nikki+2 (Post 2586989)
Twalla curiosity is killing me! Where did these come from? They look like mosquito bites to me also. I've gotten them before when I didn't realize I was getting bit.

Those legs belong to someone on YT

Sunny95 04-20-2009 05:35 PM
Okay... here is a cut and paste on red bugs and/or chiggers. :eek:

chigger or red bug is an immature stage (larvae) of the harvest mite. Like all mites, the harvest mite life cycle includes larva, nymph, and adult. In the last two stages, this mite feeds on plant materials. The stage that gets the attention of humans is the larval stage. This is the stage that is considered to be a pest, causing intense itching.
The tiny nymph (chigger) will infest humans (and other animals) usually when we work or walk in tall grass or other such undergrowth. The chigger has a mouthpart similar to that of a tick and uses this mouthpart for feeding. But, unlike ticks, chiggers do not feed on our blood.
A chigger's saliva will at first harden the walls of the hole made by its mouthpart. This hardening gives the chigger a "straw" to use for feeding and prevents our body from closing off the hole made by this pest. Once the chigger has made its hole, it can now feed. Its saliva will actually liquefy our skin cells which the bug now uses for food.
The chemicals or proteins in a chigger's saliva will cause itching in the area where the tiny red bug feeds. This itching is delayed; we sense intense itching about 24 to 48 hours after being exposed to chigger bites. Some itching might be detected in 3 or 4 hours but the worst sensations (a day or two later) are what fool us into believing that we picked up chiggers (or red bugs, as they are sometimes called) in our lawn.
Having a terrible itch from red bugs or chiggers? Where were you yesterday or the day before? That area is usually the origin of infestation. This is very important when eliminating chiggers or harvest mites in all stages.
A chigger is too tiny to see with the naked eye but a group of them can be visible when they congregate on our ankles, waist or other body area. (These areas are preferred by the chigger because our skin is thinner and makes it easier for this microscopic pest to penetrate our skin for its meal.) When grouped together in large numbers they appear red in color. This is their natural color, not caused by blood feeding!

Nikki+2 04-20-2009 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Gypsy & Me (Post 2587010)
They aren't mosquioto bites.... ;)
Vicky, are those your legs we're looking at?:D

twalla 04-20-2009 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Sunny95 (Post 2587020)
Okay... here is a cut and paste on red bugs and/or chiggers. :eek:

chigger or red bug is an immature stage (larvae) of the harvest mite. Like all mites, the harvest mite life cycle includes larva, nymph, and adult. In the last two stages, this mite feeds on plant materials. The stage that gets the attention of humans is the larval stage. This is the stage that is considered to be a pest, causing intense itching.
The tiny nymph (chigger) will infest humans (and other animals) usually when we work or walk in tall grass or other such undergrowth. The chigger has a mouthpart similar to that of a tick and uses this mouthpart for feeding. But, unlike ticks, chiggers do not feed on our blood.
A chigger's saliva will at first harden the walls of the hole made by its mouthpart. This hardening gives the chigger a "straw" to use for feeding and prevents our body from closing off the hole made by this pest. Once the chigger has made its hole, it can now feed. Its saliva will actually liquefy our skin cells which the bug now uses for food.
The chemicals or proteins in a chigger's saliva will cause itching in the area where the tiny red bug feeds. This itching is delayed; we sense intense itching about 24 to 48 hours after being exposed to chigger bites. Some itching might be detected in 3 or 4 hours but the worst sensations (a day or two later) are what fool us into believing that we picked up chiggers (or red bugs, as they are sometimes called) in our lawn.
Having a terrible itch from red bugs or chiggers? Where were you yesterday or the day before? That area is usually the origin of infestation. This is very important when eliminating chiggers or harvest mites in all stages.
A chigger is too tiny to see with the naked eye but a group of them can be visible when they congregate on our ankles, waist or other body area. (These areas are preferred by the chigger because our skin is thinner and makes it easier for this microscopic pest to penetrate our skin for its meal.) When grouped together in large numbers they appear red in color. This is their natural color, not caused by blood feeding!
Oh gosh, IM sorry I asked :sickie::sickie: LOL Thank you, I really had no idea what it was... the things you learn on YT!!!!

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Originally Posted by Nikki+2 (Post 2587024)
Vicky, are those your legs we're looking at?:D
Yea, Vicky, are those your legs?

Gypsy & Me 04-20-2009 05:58 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sunny95 (Post 2587020)
Okay... here is a cut and paste on red bugs and/or chiggers. :eek:

chigger or red bug is an immature stage (larvae) of the harvest mite. Like all mites, the harvest mite life cycle includes larva, nymph, and adult. In the last two stages, this mite feeds on plant materials. The stage that gets the attention of humans is the larval stage. This is the stage that is considered to be a pest, causing intense itching.
The tiny nymph (chigger) will infest humans (and other animals) usually when we work or walk in tall grass or other such undergrowth. The chigger has a mouthpart similar to that of a tick and uses this mouthpart for feeding. But, unlike ticks, chiggers do not feed on our blood.
A chigger's saliva will at first harden the walls of the hole made by its mouthpart. This hardening gives the chigger a "straw" to use for feeding and prevents our body from closing off the hole made by this pest. Once the chigger has made its hole, it can now feed. Its saliva will actually liquefy our skin cells which the bug now uses for food.
The chemicals or proteins in a chigger's saliva will cause itching in the area where the tiny red bug feeds. This itching is delayed; we sense intense itching about 24 to 48 hours after being exposed to chigger bites. Some itching might be detected in 3 or 4 hours but the worst sensations (a day or two later) are what fool us into believing that we picked up chiggers (or red bugs, as they are sometimes called) in our lawn.
Having a terrible itch from red bugs or chiggers? Where were you yesterday or the day before? That area is usually the origin of infestation. This is very important when eliminating chiggers or harvest mites in all stages.
A chigger is too tiny to see with the naked eye but a group of them can be visible when they congregate on our ankles, waist or other body area. (These areas are preferred by the chigger because our skin is thinner and makes it easier for this microscopic pest to penetrate our skin for its meal.) When grouped together in large numbers they appear red in color. This is their natural color, not caused by blood feeding!
Oh that's gross! :eek:

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Originally Posted by Nikki+2 (Post 2587024)
Vicky, are those your legs we're looking at?:D
Quote:
Originally Posted by twalla (Post 2587051)
Yea, Vicky, are those your legs?
Would you want to admit to those legs? :rolleyes:

PANAMA69 04-20-2009 09:39 PM
They also look like mosquitos bites.

twalla 04-21-2009 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by PANAMA69 (Post 2587337)
They also look like mosquitos bites.
Maybe!


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