small fly on the pistil of the azalea
Gibraltar, selfed
aphids will feed on rhody leaves,
but only on tender new growth
late blooming rhodies are more
prone to aphids than early bloomers
azalea_scale - it squishes into
purple juice
strawberry root weevil
the bane of rhody leaves
its alive, but what is it?
small flies stuck on sticky gland-rich
new growth
this is why some deadheaded
flowers stick to your fingers
a jumping spider
Metaphiddipus?
a golden Buprestid
wood borer
a very destructuve pest
large looper
a bumble bee moving into an
R. augustinii flower
praying mantis at lunchtime
Mitsuma spider on a mole plant
Mitsuma spider
on R.viscosum
green stink bug
Acrosternum
green loopers eat azalea leaves
to the midrib
green fly was on a rhody leaf,
but this looks better