Monday, February 19, 2024
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Pic 1. Those are not ladybugs but an invasive species from China that eats your garden.
ReplyDeleteAnon, I did not know that.
DeleteWell, Dammitall! I wonder how many of those things I have just walked right by as I was messing with the garden.. So, here's the way tell..
Deletehttps://www.bhg.com/gardening/pests/animal/ladybug-asian-beetle-difference/#Asian%20Lady%20Beetles%20vs.%20Ladybugs
Or,you can quietly watch and see if they can drive..
Nope, I believe those are native ladybugs. The invasive asian bugs have more spots and more white on the head.
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you all, now I'm so confused. Thanks.
DeleteI love them all. A whole bunch of Awww's.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining the Awww Mondays Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous evening, Odie. ♥
Sandee, bunches of Awww's is cool.
Delete1. I've seen them like that on the property down here.
ReplyDelete2. Very pretty birds.
3. Love that photo.
4. Cute!
5. Another cute one.
Thank you, Odie.
You all be safe and God bless.
LindaG, after all the comments about #1, I'm just sort of scratching my head.
DeleteNo matter which bug, they all gather like that at times. :)
Delete#4 The wrinkles almost match. They were made for each other.
ReplyDeleteArtie, they sure do.
DeleteGoing home is always good and the little guy is great.
ReplyDeleteedutcher, they all look pretty happy.
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