UPDATE on ladybird larvae
By alextb
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A lot of the larvae have now spread across the garden and wall, and I have seen one on my Engliah lavender plant that is starting to change, one on my fuchias, and some look ready to follow, and I even found one on the back of a sign warning people about the lily pollen.
I am pleased that they are changing, and soon they should be ready to fly away, and eat nasty little aphids.
23 Jun, 2010
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Too true
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I saw one in my garden a few weeks ago for the first time in many years. I hope they are on the increase.
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