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They're starting to pop up in the garden now.

#1: Linda Martin (ilovethispuzzle123) on Apr 18, 2010 [SPOILER]

cute! colorado had an infestation of these last year that was unbelievable. it was so bad that the pine trees looked red from a distance. we had quite a few in our yard, as well.

I eat them.

Nice puzzle

Nice composition.
Re#2 -- Really?

Cute little ladybug. Fun puzzle. I like how you did the blades of grass.

When I was younger, I used to eat them because I didn't know better. Now that I am older, I figure they haven't hurt me yet, so why not continue? They tickle as they go down, though. I tried chewing one once, but it made me gag. It is best to swallow them whole.

Well that's different.

Lovely & timely little puzzle. Quite a fun solve.

Very nice! Thanks!

Nice image. I've been told that ladybugs have no natural predators, but I guess Syd is one! There was a huge infestation of ladybugs in Shenandoah National Park a few years ago - they had released ladybugs to reduce the number of aphids, but then the ladybugs went totally out of control. Driving down the Blue Ridge Parkway, if we stopped and opened the car door to take some photos, 20 ladybugs would immediately fly in...

That's Joel, another reason why humans shouldn't try to mess up with nature.

Really nice! Love the colors.

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