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Little Blighters??

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by eddybaby, May 30, 2020.

  1. eddybaby

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    Hi can anyone tell me what these are please? They're on a small fruit tree.
     

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    Don't know if it's just me but I can't see anything, if you posted a photo it's not visible to me.
     
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      Sorry @eddybaby , as @mazambo says there's nowt showing.

      We might be good but we're not that good ( yet :) )

      :roflol:
       
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        Soz should be ok now
         
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        :cool: sorry should be there now
         
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        Should be there now :rolleyespink:
         
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        Ermmm not yet.
         
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        Aphids definitely and maybe someothers possibly a young ladybird larva.
         
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          I wasn't looking at the first post for the photo, my apologies.
           
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