Whilst passing the lettuce in the garden, I thought I saw a ladybird. So I took a picture in case was useful for today’s entry. Who wouldn’t want to read something interesting about the appealing and wonderful ladybird, right?
Dyma’r cyfnodau pan dwi’n gwerthfawrogi sbectol am y cyfoeth a’r cywirdeb ma nhw’n cynnig yn ddyddiol.
So, with the clarity of reading glasses and a computer screen, I realise that this is no ladybird. And I don’t know what it is. What do we have in our garden? In our salad?
A larva, a small slug with piles, a germinating seed?
Any ideas?
Growing chemical-free organic produce is the pathway to one exciting adventure after another.
DIWEDDARIAD / UPDATE!
I’ve been in pursuit of the U.C.O. (Unidentified crawling object) and I think I have an answer. I sealed off the area, dressed in my forensic overalls and undertook a detailed search of the area.
In the vicinity of the U.C.O., I quickly noticed the proximity of Cini Bêns (French Beans) overlooking the scene of the sighting.
An entry warrant was issued for a search of the identified lettuce.
A possible suspect was quickly identified.
All evidence will now be handed over to the optician pending further investigation..
Ioan Hefin 