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"WRabbit" wrote in message ... Kay wrote: In article , WRabbit thewrabbit@replace invalidwithcomgmail.invalid writes Have now been out and taken photos of my mystery insects - little blighter wouldn't stay still! snip Thanks for all the thoughts so far. That's not a vine weevil! Well that's good (I'd sort of sussed that after looking at it closely and taking photos). Question is what is it? Do you get caterpillars in the soil - I've only seem them on plants before? Is it good or bad - do I squish or leave? -- WRabbit Follow spamtrap instructions to reply the Chrysalis of moths or butterflies are often found in the soil and the caterpillar is simply the first step to becoming a moth or a buterfly Dont squish it /////////plant Buddleas instead and watch the beauty flap its wings later in the year |
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