Oh deary me, I know I am guilty of posting tales of woe but this seems to be a permanent problem in my garden and so far nobody has identified it (see other post on broad bean holes). Usually my chard only gets leaf miner but i have it covered with a fleece dome so no idea how this pest has got in. It also plays havoc with my top broad bean leaves resulting full blown in twisted, distorted beans if not nipped out. They are def not slugs because the holes are not consistent with slug damage. No slime and no slugs at all when regular inspected. They don't seem to like the wooden raised beds much to my delight. No insect or aphids in sight. I did spot in the main garden the other day a tiny springing pale insect like a miniture grasshopper which I have seen in the past.
Here are some leafs as well as a broad bean top.
Here are some leafs as well as a broad bean top.
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