Potential threat

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    Hi, im fairly new to roses and have bought my first one a month ago. its been raining and i noticed these little yellow things on the leaves of the roses. They are not insects but if i rub it they come off. Does anyone recognise this
     

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      Good call @Marley Farley my friend:blue thumb: I would just wash them off with Fairy liquid mixed with warm water with a small clean brush:smile:

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        Brilliant @wiseowl thanks for the confirmation.. :thumbsup::SUNsmile:
         
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          Thanks guys i didnt think it was Aphids as iv only seen them fully established
           
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