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I was 2 and apparantly we were on holiday in a nasty caravan somewhere and mum pegged the nappies out after washing them (yes pegged lol) and within minutes they were covered in ladybirds... she still tells me about it
None so far up here on the west coast of Scotland, but no aphids either. Am keeping my fingers crossed!
Indigox, the process is called metamorphosis, same as caterpillars into butterflies.
Yep - absolutely loads and loads up in my field and in the tunnel too. I even saw two procreating today just outside the tunnel
Not seen any larvae about as yet but they'll appear shortly I would guess.
I've seen one or two, and they were just the small type. Normally my currant bushes are swarming with greenfly by April, but I don't have to spray them because the ladybirds soon arrive. This year no ladybirds, but no greenfly either. Perhaps the food-web was disrupted by the cold winter?
Into each life some rain must fall........but this is getting ridiculous.
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