By Delphinium
West Yorkshire,
United Kingdom 
Although I'm used to seeing holes in some leaves during the summer season, I've just noticed that many of my plants have developed multiple holes in the last few weeks. These are in strawberries, phlox, geraniums etc. Any ideas what it could be?
13 Nov, 2013
Answers
A rule of thumb when determining what, if anything is eating your plant leaves is... If they are small holes, then it's probably insects. If they are larger holes then it's more likely slugs or snails that are nibbling them away. As Ken rightly said, slugs are still imminent around the garden at the moment, they are also nocturnal creatures so are difficult to spot.
It would be helpful if you could upload a picture of the damage to determine what it could be.
13 Nov, 2013
could be slugs snails - still a few around I just killed 4 to-day and the geraniums its probably geranium budworms - Ken
13 Nov, 2013