please help identify these garden bugs
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My lady tells me these are horrendous.
I've found quite a few.
But don't know enough about them to call it an infestation.
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please help identify these garden bugs
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My lady tells me these are horrendous.
I've found quite a few.
But don't know enough about them to call it an infestation.
Harlequin bug Dindymus versicolor
Agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by mic-d
Colours in first photo were a bit confusing but second photo is definitely a harlequin bug.
Used to be very common in Melbourne when I was a kid in the 1950s but very rarely seen where I've been in north east Melbourne suburbs over last 40 odd years.
Thanks to all who replied.
The first pic is two mating.
I've seen 100's mating.
And only one of the Harlequin.
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Finally:
Pyrrhocoroidea - Wikipedia
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Other than soap and water, I Can't seem to find a pesticide that specifically mentions Pyrrhocoroidea.
LOL!
Definitely.
Flame Thrower has been considered.
But have settled on a Proton Pack.
One for me
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And one for each of my team.
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Who ya gonna call!