| | Dragonfly: A Darner hunts swiftly over ponds, lakes and streams. | |
| | | Stinkbug or Shieldbug: Named for its strong defense odor. | |
| | | Cabbage Looper Egg: Very round. Watch for these on all brassicas. | |
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| | | Orchard Mason Bee, Blue Bee, Osmia: An early spring pollinator. | |
| | | Farmed for their sticky honeydew secretions, aphids are protected by ants. | |
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| | It's a sign of spring when aphids have wings. | |
| | | Aphidius mummy: Mini wasps will lay an egg individually into an aphid. | |
| | | Ladybug: Don't forget about this voracious aphid predator.
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| | The momma ladybug knows to lay its eggs where there are lots of food. | |
| | | Click beetle: The adult of the nasty wire worm. | |
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| | Sow bugs: One of the best decomposers in BC. | |
| | | Centipede: Quick reddish insect with a "hundred" legs, great in your compost. | |
| | | Red Tailed Bumble Bee: Great pollinator watch in the spring for Queen's flight. | |
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