Lily Beetles
 

Hi everyone,

Yesterday I found a mating pair of Lily Beetles on my Tricyrtis. So far
this year I have found them on Alliums and Altroemeria, as well as their
known host plants Lily and Fritillaria. Are they becoming more catholic in
their tastes? Has anyone else seen this, or has only my garden become the
Mecca for Lily Beetles? {:-((

Spider

On 24/5/05 12:27, in article , "Janet
Baraclough" wrote:

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Hi everyone,

Yesterday I found a mating pair of Lily Beetles on my Tricyrtis. So far
this year I have found them on Alliums and Altroemeria, as well as their
known host plants Lily and Fritillaria. Are they becoming more catholic in
their tastes?

Hard to say. Were they using a teeny tiny contraceptives, did you notice?

Janet.

This is one of your best - in fact, it may be *the* best!
--

Sacha
(remove the weeds for email)

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from "Spider" contains these words:

Hi everyone,

Yesterday I found a mating pair of Lily Beetles on my Tricyrtis. So far
this year I have found them on Alliums and Altroemeria, as well as their
known host plants Lily and Fritillaria. Are they becoming more
catholic in
their tastes?

Hard to say. Were they using a teeny tiny contraceptives, did you
notice?

I wish ...

Jennifer

Janet Baraclough wrote in message
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from "Spider" contains these words:

Hi everyone,

Yesterday I found a mating pair of Lily Beetles on my Tricyrtis. So far
this year I have found them on Alliums and Altroemeria, as well as their
known host plants Lily and Fritillaria. Are they becoming more catholic
in
their tastes?

Hard to say. Were they using a teeny tiny contraceptives, did you
notice?

Janet.

Hi Janet,

Definitely a LOL, that one! .. but it was catholic with a small 'c'. It is
very understandable that you needed to overlook this, however, in order to
give us a good chuckle.

The Lily Beetles are not laughing, however; I did some serious squishing.

Spider

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Hi everyone,

Yesterday I found a mating pair of Lily Beetles on my Tricyrtis. So far
this year I have found them on Alliums and Altroemeria, as well as their
known host plants Lily and Fritillaria. Are they becoming more catholic
in
their tastes? Has anyone else seen this, or has only my garden become the
Mecca for Lily Beetles? {:-((


If it is, I can't wait for ours to go on the hajj.

Steve