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Published: 2019-09-23 13:00:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 212; Favourites: 38; Downloads: 0
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I don't know what lives in this hole and not sure I want to know
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Not sure what it is but maybe silt from under swamp water. It is very close to the water.
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Really unusual here in Georgia but common in some other southern states here in the USA!
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I am sure you do not want to know dear Russβ¦.
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After some help from others to ID it I am sure of one thing, I wouldn't be sticking my arm down in it!
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Thanks so much my friend!!
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I wonder what we would find down there, I don't think I would put my had down to find out, lovely photo!!
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I have only seen this one mud hole and I wouldn't put my hand down there either!
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I just watched Daves Video....How cool is this....
This was a weekly staple for us in East Texas....
Always drew a big party of crawdad lovers...and beer lovers too....Β
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I enjoyed them when in the French Quarter but never here in Georgia
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Well, this could be a grand opportunity to open that new restaurant ....How about
calling it "Mudbugs In The Swamp"Β Everyone I know loves Mudbugs.....Β
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crawfish chimneyΒ www.shutterstock.com/search/crβ¦
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Exactly like some of the images there, but I never have seen any crawfish at the swamp but that doesn't mean they aren't there
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxunBFβ¦
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Yes it sure looks like it, I won't be digging around in it any time soon LOL
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No way I would be stickin my hand into any hole at a swamp up to my shoulder!!! lol
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Those that do shouldn't expect to have a complete hand/arm assembly when they pull out a stub of an arm LOL
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I think theyre there.. theyre active at night and many burrow..in daytime
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One thing is certain I won't be at the swamp at night LOLΒ
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Looks like a mud daubers nest...they are a type of wasp....
Mud dauber (commonly misnamed dirt dobber) is the name given to several
types of solitary wasps that build their nests using mud.
Unlike yellow jackets or hornets, mud daubers do not live in colonies
and do not defend their nests.
They are also not aggressive,
but they will sting if they feel threatened.
cool photo
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I think its a crawfish chimneyΒ Β www.shutterstock.com/search/crβ¦
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OMG Dave, this crawfish chimney is awesome...You might be totally right
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did ya watch the video I sent to Russ?..that guy is NUTS!
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I saw the shutterstock images, but will go back to see the video....thanks Dave
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he s nutttttsssss nuttts i sayyyy
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LOLOL, you gotta be nutz to love crawdads like I do....Wonderful video Dave
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lol.. would YOU put your arm up to the shoulder in a muddy hole in a swamp..? hehehe
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only with rubber gloves on....LOL
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Thanks so much for the info M I have only seen this one nest so far and it does look like it's made of mud.
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I looked at Daves Crawfish Chimney, darn that is almost just like you have Russ
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Yes it really does look like that, it is just a surprise to think crawfish are here in Georgia. I know Louisiana is famous for them and the video shows them in Texas.
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I too was surprised to see you had them...
We lived on the Texas, Louisiana border but then why wouldn't
they live in water any place East or South of that....It is a great video
Dave put up for us
I would load up on the little crawdads Russ and have a Party...
I can bring some beer FriendΒ Β Β
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I hear that, the beer is awaiting your arrival. Will have the crawdads boiled and ready!!
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Thanks Russ.....I miss Southern Hospitality almost more then anything else since
I moved North
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I love it here and you can come on down anytime!!
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I think its a crawfish chimney.. www.shutterstock.com/search/crβ¦
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It does look exactly like several of the images at that link.
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yea.. thats what I thought too.. the mud daubers usually have several holes in them.. not just oneΒ big one..
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Thanks very much Ilona!!Β
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