This looks like the path of destruction looped through my blackberry bushes - Japanese beetles by the gazillions.
I didn't know that we are practically neighbours now - you're just across the lake (you know, the big one) from me - not that it's such a little hop, skip & jump.
Who's the culprit?
13 comments:
Aiyoo ! i did not do it
Mr and Mrs Caterpillar and all the baby caterpillars. Or one Belgian laceworker on holiday in Michegan.
Whoops, I need to learn how to spell M-I-C-H-I-G-A-N.
Yes, it was you, Rauf.
It's bad but the photo is beautiful!
Hm - a nice work, I must say, both workers and the photographer !
Frank, i chewed only the tip, it was tasting awful. i jumped to the other plant.
Japanese Beetles. It's always them!
What you so nicely call lace is pure destruction in my world.
Destruction rarely looks so pretty.
oh my!!!! so neatly eaten ......and i so agree with z.....i never thought destruction could look this pretty!!!
This looks like the path of destruction looped through my blackberry bushes - Japanese beetles by the gazillions.
I didn't know that we are practically neighbours now - you're just across the lake (you know, the big one) from me - not that it's such a little hop, skip & jump.
It does indeed look like lace!
Whoops, I need to learn how to spell M-I-C-H-I-G-A-N.
lol
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