Bug identification (x2)
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
We have these little six-legged creatures *all over* our back patio. As soon as we sit down they show up all over us. Located in central PA. Finger for scale. Please let us know what they are, and if they are friendly or harmless or bad for some plants or cats, etc.
Thanks,
-k.
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