I have this tree in my backyard that has a branch that's long, straight, and parallel to the ground, It's just thin enough to grip (although my hands can't wrap all the way around it) yet it can still support my weight.
The tree started dying for a while the bark had been eaten off the most trunk. I had seen the goat eating it (quite unfortunate) but the I started seeing strange cracks and gashes that could not have been made by a goat. Recently it seems to be dead completely; it has almost no leaves, the few leaves it has are brown, and it's starting to crack.
Then I learned the cause, lots of strange wasp like insects with yellow stripes and long legs (no idea what they are, just red skinny wasp beetle things). At first I wasn't really bothered by them, as long as they didn't crawl on the branch I do pull-ups on I would have a problem with them. (Didn't know they probably helped kill the tree) Untill they started this.
Not only were they likely responsible for the death of the tree, THEY WERE NOW FORNICATING ON IT'S CORPSE!
These sex havers will pay.
The tree started dying for a while the bark had been eaten off the most trunk. I had seen the goat eating it (quite unfortunate) but the I started seeing strange cracks and gashes that could not have been made by a goat. Recently it seems to be dead completely; it has almost no leaves, the few leaves it has are brown, and it's starting to crack.
Then I learned the cause, lots of strange wasp like insects with yellow stripes and long legs (no idea what they are, just red skinny wasp beetle things). At first I wasn't really bothered by them, as long as they didn't crawl on the branch I do pull-ups on I would have a problem with them. (Didn't know they probably helped kill the tree) Untill they started this.
Not only were they likely responsible for the death of the tree, THEY WERE NOW FORNICATING ON IT'S CORPSE!
These sex havers will pay.
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