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jrzy_girl

two bugs - green catapiller? or aphids

19 years ago

Hi - more bugs - there are three things on these branchs - eastern red bug - area - US, Georgia, Mountain area - taken today. These were not here three days ago.

the green ones look like catapillar - the others aphids - and some eggs - are the yellow things?

What are they?

should i get rid of them if so how?

thank you

jz

Here is a link that might be useful: bugs

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