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| Each of these Ladybirds was on my potted Rockmelons. There are so many in the veggie patch at the moment. I was reading that they love Coriander and Dill. Have the former but not the latter. Apparently, there are 100 varieties of Ladybirds in Australia, alone. |
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| The red Ladybird is the eater of aphids. I have plenty of those critters, but a different variety than those which infest roses. The yellow Ladybird is the eater of mould, and as I explained last week, I have plenty of that. The little hairy critter in the centre image is a Ladybird larvae. Astounding, eh? |
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