no such monsters where i live .. although ... we have flying rats
Friend Or Foe? Predators Of Eden
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ow ok ... sry ... its done anywayOk - well in that case, please ditch it!Only own photos that show our gardens’ predators or needing to be identified pests clearly please
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Like actual rats? Or the name folks like to call bats or pigeons?
pigeons they are a pest ... and seagulls that attack tourists and steal their food
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Photo of the Month: May 2018
Good Morning Amy,
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And to you kind sir! 
We may have ID'd this one earlier but I wanted to double check. The larger black bug lower right...ladybug larva?
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EEEEIIIIEEEWWWW!!!!!
Yes! That’s a lady bug youngin!
Got it’s work cut out that’s for sure!Is that seriously a recent shot? In your garden?
oh yea shell make short work of the aphids
That's one of the many leaves that looked like that from the Sour G harvest yesterday. They seem to love the Sour G over the Peyote Critical or the AK. Still...all gone now. Green bin was picked up this morning.Yes! That’s a lady bug youngin!
Is that seriously a recent shot? In your garden?
Are some of those thrips? I've seen white spots on the topsides of some leaves.
maybe... i cant find any ....
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I’ve seen spots like that from mites too.
And I think the ones like these i’m pointing to are thrips - maybe young ones?
And I think the ones like these i’m pointing to are thrips - maybe young ones?
Whatever those are, aren't they desiccated versions? I thought that's what they look like dead.
nah those are the husks from the little aphids when they grow bigger they shedI’ve seen spots like that from mites too.
And I think the ones like these i’m pointing to are thrips
that looks like thrips damage indeed i dont see any on the undersides thoughMe again...
Thrips this time?
So the little yellow things on the bottom?
thats a more likely explanation as thrips tend to make silvery tracks as opposed to these seperate spots
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