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I found a few of these today on my tomatoes and eggplant. There are pretty large holes in some of the foliage on these and some bell peppers, and I'm wondering if these might be the culprit.
Wow, Thank you so much. I've spent the last 45 minutes searching and searching for this little sucker. I've looked at enough bugs pictures for one night. :( I knew sooner or later GardenWeb would come through.
So far....I've only found a few here and there on my tomatoes. I've never seen anything like this before.
Would like to know what they are and how much of an issue they may become. Hopefully someone can help us out.
ah yes, it is a tortoise beetle of some kind...all tortoise beetles belong to the leaf beetle family, which feed on plant tissue. along with that and a few pics on a google search showing nice big holes on leaves next to them, i think prudence says REMOVE YA. Thanks.
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