What pest is this?!
12 years ago
Can anyone please tell me what's eating all of my vegetables? I have seen no slugs, but that's what this "trail" skeletonizing my plants looks like. I have seen lots of aphids, but I didn't think they left marks like this... They are on the leaves of all my plants. Cucumber, squash, honeydew, watermelon.... What's the best way to treat this to keep the bugs (whatever they are) from coming back? Nothing seems to be working. THANKS!
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