There's a ladybug following me everywhere since yesterday.
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@_elena If you're in a place with temperatures consistently positive, it probably just woke up from winter dormancy. It was maybe in some wall corner inside or around the window and entered the house. I guess if the house is not super sealed, it might go outside whenever it gets the opportunity to look for insects or eggs in the vegetation, or even find something inside the house...
@LeoRJorge yeah we started heating this room (it's upstairs from my parents' floor) during our visit starting last week. So she may appreciate the heat. Going to fetch some fresh basil and gonna spray water on a nice rock for her, hoping she appreciates it
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@la_mosca_2 @LeoRJorge putroppo ci manca il gatto
grazie per la spiegazione comunque ️e come sopravvivi senza un gatto?.
Comunque acari e uova ne trovano parecchi in una abitazione normale. -
@albertcardona ah we have basil in my uncle's garden (one street over) and we often keep fresh basil in a glass with water. Hmmm maybe I'll go fetch a basil leaf for her?
@_elena to aphids are the bugs that eat the basil, the ladybug likes to eat those, not the basil @albertcardona
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@pmdj thank you for the explanation, this may be it! Indeed our rooms are typically unheated when we're in France and now they''re nice and warm. I'll try find an adequate home for her...
@_elena I suppose if someone in the neighbourhood has a greenhouse for growing vegetables, that would probably be a good spot too - I'd expect other insects to be active in there already. That is, assuming the owners don't use insecticides, anyway.
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