I can confirm that it's easy to find BSF if they find you first.
What's funny is that if you ask your neighbors what a black soldier fly is 99% of them won't know. If you show them one then half would probably say that they think they've seen those around but thought they were some kind of wasp or something.
Hey GW,
This morning I was helping a friend over at his place, and the BSF were swarming all over. Never seen that many in 1 place. They were landing all over us. At my place, I have seen maybe 4 in the last 3-4 years.
Speaking of wasp, years ago we used to buy "Wazp Larva" for fishing bait. I know what wasp larvae look like, and those were not wasp larvae. I also know what fly larvae look like, and they appeared to be some type of fly larvae. Are you familiar with that trade name? Probably BSF larvae, no?
