June Bug

I am not really sure what the name of this insect but one of my garden friends call it “june bug”. I was surprised to see it on my patch of green onions as if it just wants to cling there. I did’nt see any hole on the green onion leaves. Well, I guess it’s one of those surprises from the garden. I’ve been seeing a lot of brown geckos too. I guess, not spraying pesticides or insecticides helps in the population of uninvited guests in the garden like the catterpillar I saw yesterday in the passion flower plant.

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